Water Range Poems
These Water Range poems are examples of Range poems about Water. These are the best examples of Range Water poems written by international poets.
CowpokeCowpoke
by Michael R. Burch, circa age 16
Sleep, old man...
your day has long since passed.
The endless plains,
cool midnight rains
and changeless ragged cows
alone remain
of what once was.
You...
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Categories:
range, evil, heart, home, poems,
Red-Crested Cardinal RangeOh, my Red-Crested Cardinal Range
You have made me want to change.
To love the shrubs, grass and trees
To love the foxes and the bees.
The sky is...
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Categories:
range, bird, blessing, nature,
Singing Memories My Annual Birthday Poem*** SINGING MEMORIES ***
“Many days you have lingered around my cabin door.
Hard times, come again no more.” **
A memory came flying through to me this...
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Categories:
range, friendship, guitar, imagery, memory,
The Range Was His HomeYou couldn't rattle Tex
Ice water in his veins
No one ever saw him wince
let alone complain
Kept to himself, he did
Felt...
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Categories:
range, life, men, work,
Off the Midway Island RangeLost in the ocean
amidst an endless sea,
Hanging around my neck
is a locket and key,
Picture dwells inside
no big mystery,
Portrait of you,
but it belongs...
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Categories:
range, allusion, desire, encouraging, endurance,
On the Other Side of a Twenty-Seven Mile Wide Mountain Rangeon the other side of a twenty-seven mile wide mountain range
is a place to go where no cars and cycles buzz behind me
where the dusk...
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Categories:
range, freedom, marriage, nature, travel,
Oh Home On the Range--Nothing Has Changedoh home on the range—
nothing has changed
disdaining
and disagreeing
yet sharing
the same bowl
pilate’s children dip
fingers in common water
each washing
the other’s hands
with bloody towels
of innocence
indifference
is the american way
come...
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Categories:
range, allegory, analogy, black african