Saskatoon Poems - Poems about Saskatoon

...Princess of the Prairie, with hair of golden flax, smiling from a picture frame, looking through the cracks. You grew up on a farm, not far from Saskatoon, close to Joni Mitchell, under a harvest ......

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... HERE COME THE SNOWBIRDS! Royal Canadian Air Force Taking off together in a golden afternoon, Nine Tutors in formation, destination Saskatoon. To bring a me......

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...Hung on a brick wall the mummy looks spooky its Halloween time and her timing is fluky she prowls down the lane committing mutiny hostile as a devil she breathes foul frumenty Dried up like a......

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...Missy, Suave Donnie, and sweet Suzi Q. Saw a rock concert, in Seventy-Two, No need to bother. it was the Guess-Who. You heard of those Dude's They Jammed Saskatoon. Well, they had No Time, ......

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...What is a saskatoon berry? All I know is that it arrived on my doorstep this fall. Looking like a dried up stick in a pot of soil. The community farm had too many for it’s food forest so I got o......

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...There once was a sailor from Saskatoon Who recklessly wielded his new harpoon He impaled himself Accusing an elf Crew replaced him by a smarter baboon AP: Honorable Ment......

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...I thought to myself. What an Odd feeling? Looking out at the Crowd and thinking... they're Here to see me. I could certainly Pack a house. As a prairie boy From Saskatoon... it doesn't get ......

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...A legend tells of a place I know where people feared to tread. And if they did, they often disappeared and the Natives feared them dead. The Cree tell stories in whispered tones o......

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...There once was a man who loved rakes why pay when their there for the take as the leaves go pell-mell he shovels like hell then he rakes , and he rakes, and he rakes There once was a......

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...There was a young girl from Saskatoon who went to the nude beach in sunny June. When she shed her knickers to the bathers snickers, they all donned shades for the light of the moon....

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...This poem was inspired by the interviews by Earl K. Pollon and S. S. Matheson conducted with native Sekanni peoples who were negatively effected by the flooding of their communal homelands by the bui......

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...I sat upon a rock one day, the rock it had a name. Bromley was magnificent, but a mere rock, just the same. The rock it sat within a creek, known only as the Snass I rested for a moment there. It ......

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...Dominik, I want you to Understand why your mom Feels so light and free. I believe I have flown Through life. I remember flying from The sheltered wings Of my family as I flew To Saskatoon......

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... Amongst the purple shadows in the early light Flocks of birds taking ready for flight Sprinkles of colors and various shades of green A place that remains untouched and unseen. Wa......

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...BUT ESPECIALLY EAST LANSING Cell phone with a woodywoodpecker ringtone; Russian style of guitar-playing with strummed beats; Regina-Saskatoon red-eye with “collapsible” seats; Getting a tick......

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