Short Indian Poems
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high through jagged pines
spiraling up towards the sky
smoke from our cabin
indicating the changing
fickle Indian summer
Green sea light
Reflecting from
The anchor of
The Dutch-Indian
Slave ships,
Bound for
The new world
Her body was the sea
Hips were the tides
I used to ride my canoe in the morning
The current always got rough at night
"His scent I want to
bottle along myself with
drops of soul liberation"
It's not actually a haiku poem, it's Katauta
indian summer
the last of
fun cottage weekends
adirondack chairs
overlook
september sunset
AP: 3rd place 2020
Be not faint-hearted
Ere winter's cold winds appear
Indian Summer
Written September 10, 2021
breaking out t-shirts
in November of all months...
unbelievable
Date written: 11/22/2020
pilfering raccoons
raiding cornfields and orchards
laughing at farmers
Indian summer picnicking
Last hurrah before winter
indian summer
first day of school
new hand me downs
Published in Bottle Rockets #39 2018
AP: Honorable Mention 2026
all calendars types
based on Moon, Sun, and some stars
see for example
Julian and Hebrew
Gregorian Hegira
Mayan Indian
Haunted silver moon
Play your melodic tune
Thirsty moonlight dwells
Behind the shoulders of
The Indian white Sycamore trees
rose is beauty like u
once crushed,
she would dissolve
in the lap of soil,
with her tattered dreams
like every indian women
On lips heartfelt goodbye kiss
Soaking up the last few warm sunrays
Summer bliss fades to memories
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Mother heaven , earth
Men cut off the navel-string
heaven soared up high
(Inspired by ancient Indian Legends and folktales)
My wheat ringlets
join my grandmother's thick dark hair
— incompatible
to those who throw stones
and call me "white Indian"
Brown-suited Indian
My
Pillowed refuge
To the
Unforgiving eyes
And the
Mynah Bird claws
Of
Earthbound peoples
Indian found America
Fifteen thousands years ago
Through Beringia crossing
Just for your information
Dear lovely or not readers
Indian-American
African-American
Asian-American
Jewish-American
Arab-American
Latin-American
Euro-American
America, The Great
A squaw called Winnie Hee Hee
Lived in an Indian teepee
She laughed like a horse
And giggled of course
Alas she was odd and creepy.
I met a girl in Cibecue
Who did not quite know what to do
Then down by the river
She turned Indian-giver
And I ended up with the flu
Indian summer-
out of depression's shadow
Autumn leaves my heart
NOTE-HI-KU is any English language variation on the Japanese haiku
Spring blossoms litter the floor
a gold sun grazes the door
warmth thawing the icy swing
freezes in— my frozen core
Brahmagupta
an Indian mathematician
first person to use zero as a number
he represented it as a dot in the beginning
until zero evolved
indian summer...
a gathering of leaves dance
quietly to death
9-14-18
Colorful Fall Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Nayda Ivette Negron
Indian cats do a cha cha cha
Four cartoons which were easy to draw
One breaks rank and yells rah rah rah!
They are as brazen as I ever saw!