Santa Anna Poems - Poems about Santa Anna

...“Santa Anna Wind”. © London F. Buss Don’t fear sadness, only shadows, who come through walls, It's always now and always then. It's loneliness never ends, e......Read the rest...

...Grandpa was a Bowie. A tight-lipped protestant Ulsterman who drifted into the Poblacht na hÉireann in search of a cure for his cold heart. His thin lips wed a soft Catholic girl. He joined the......Read the rest...

...Within ageless canyons we hold our breath. Ash clouds engulf us, survival or death? Santana stampedes, pariah unchained. ‘Tis Dante’s hellhound of Hades renamed! Chased from our homes and all ......Read the rest...

...you got a brain in there you're reading this when's the last time you found yourself using it to continue assembling the puzzle pieces in the proximity of an existential grievance minus the usua......Read the rest...

...In the winter of eighteen thirty-six the historic siege began. The Mexicans went three thousand strong with Santa Anna in command. The Texians defending the mission numbered one hundred eighty-two ......Read the rest...

...I am but a spirit now, some say ghost, While others claim I do not exist. But exist I do from human remains That carried the Earthly name of Billy. The spirit that I am was released on March 6th......Read the rest...

... Paramour august never longer Till days shall pass Will I be among torment unto fervor Or in acceptance Of the yearning, thy touch to have But, in days absent sojourn I shall sheath myself......Read the rest...

...The Texans weren't supposed to be Holding the old mission. Sam Houston sent Jim Bowie there. Said he had a vision. Bowie wanted to save the fort. So did Colonel Travis. They say when Santa Anna c......Read the rest...

...Evil is what those devils will not conceal. At Goliad, we tasted their bayonet steel. The walls at the Alamo have been painted red. Davy Crockett and some others have fallen dead. Many civilians are ......Read the rest...

...In the 1600's, Europeans lived on the eastern shore Their numbers grew, they wanted more. Iroquios, Sauk, Ottawa, and Mohawk were tribes they met Too many and more, paid our forefathers' debt. Me......Read the rest...

...The men of the Alamo knew there was little to no chance, As they stood valiant in defiance of Santa Anna’s devastating advance. Such a paradox these men faced knowing death would be their certain f......Read the rest...

...With his finger on the trigger He pulled the hammer down He waited for the orders From the Colonel to come around A small band of soldiers Who were farmers just before No emblems on their sho......Read the rest...