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Texas Poems - Poems about Texas

Shadows
Shadows Whether they will be small, huge, tiny, big, Short, tall, round, large or giant from anything and everything in this world, Shadows always appear. They will become attached to you when the light rays, Casts when something blocks you in the dark and, Follow you like a noir copycat mime. The silhouette forms the basis of a 2 dimensional...

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Categories: texas, appreciation, dark, gothic, identity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Reverence of a Texas Sky
Waves of pale blue wafted through the quilted Texas sky Highlighting the tangerines and lavenders of the evening Grandpa’s old windmill looked picturesque in the distance Sundown believes in imagination, adoration and fantasy I stared into the ribboned distance, wondering if the trees suspected They had an essential part in the mystique of the moment Birds were reverent, none of them...

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Categories: texas, sky,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Losing Mary Lou
I had to discourage the love of Mary Lou My pals advised me what to do Just insult her the Texas way She'll set you free and go away. But Mary Lou heard on the grapevine of my plan, so decided down the road she could kick the can I told her that I'd rather cuddle a hornet than...

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Categories: texas, absence, girlfriend, humor, hurt,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Another Texas Sunset
long day wraps up the clouds roll in gilded by a retiring sun releasing a sigh of relief ultimately i'm thankful for my many blessings as i prepare to wind down to recharge and renew tomorrow will be upon us soon enough AP: 3rd place 2025 Posted on March 16, 2025...

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Categories: texas, appreciation, motivation, sunset, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
Coyotes, Sex, and Cartridges: Mary in the Window
The American South sits in my throat like grief. Faded floral curtains on Either side of a square, stained window Brown flecks, sometimes red, like the one in My brother’s eye— Nobody knows where they come from. Do you think Eve and Lilith used to kiss? In the garden where no one could see? New Mexico coyotes, dug up from pond banks Smile at me...

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Categories: texas, growing up, identity, places,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Texas Ho-Ho-Holdem
When Santa played poker with Grinch He knew that if he gave an inch The vile Grinch-like mind Thinks one of a kind A card hand that wins in a pinch Though Santa was quick on his feet None of his elves were deadbeat cheats Grinch yelled, “Sakes alive I win with a five.” So Santa got up from his seat And said, “Grinchy, though...

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Categories: texas, fun, games,
Form: Limerick
The Blizzard
I have got to wake up And I have got to get dressed, with eyeshadow With the intent of wings of a butterfly – my face, can it be beautiful A little while longer – while this aging body has not yet turned on me I need a face to match this body To feel good about myself Can I...

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Categories: texas, anxiety, bird, cat, extended
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sweet Stars in Texas
Somewhere....in....Texas ....A Teddy Bear... Stares at the stars, alone on her bed, Waiting happily for her to...

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Categories: texas, daughter, emotions, grief, heartbroken,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member There'll always be a little Texas
It's more than twenty years since I left Texas. I've settled down, no longer roam, And now I call Missouri home. I'm happy here for many reasons… The lifestyle, people, all four seasons… And as the years go by, I must confess, I think of Texas less and less. But though distance, time, And circumstance may take their toll, To tell the truth, sometimes the...

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Categories: texas, introspection, nostalgia,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Tornadoes are Worse in Texas
Daddy warned us about the Texas twisters They mow down mountains Or toss them into another galaxy Over three hundred miles an hour he said Because he is from Texas and that is how they talk there Tornadoes are worse in Texas than anywhere else, guessed my husband. Yes, and so are the meteorites that drop out of the sky in...

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Categories: texas, 5th grade,
Form: Free verse
Mansfield Dam
The barren ground bleached by the sacred sun scantily clothed children and dogs run Trees scarred by scavenged limbs Burned in pyres as sunlight dims Low water levels recorded on painted rocks Boats cannot reach out of water docks I have seen he planet of the damned The hardened earth refuses tent stakes another hill make your Achilles ache The ground crackles then...

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Categories: texas, addiction, friendship, home, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The eyes of Texas
A blindfold is taken, removed clean away A guvenor is standing.' As bidens mouth goes astray He needs help in the matter, thats just all that it is' As his mind goes to quickstep, as its all his old biz Yet his minds beyond recall, like the young men who cross Thats causing anxiety, its seen right round the world.' There...

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Categories: texas, appreciation, courage,
Form: Rhyme
President Joe Biden VS Texas and the American people Q and A and commentary part two
Q: How many Americans are currently opposed to Biden's open boarder policies? A: According to Chuck Holton, "70 % of all Americans are against Biden's open boarder policies and Biden is getting crucified because of it." A: He's struck...

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Categories: texas, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
President Joe Biden VS Texas Q and A and commentary part one
Q: What grade do you think the American people should grant Joe Biden? A: The failing grade of F; based upon our illegal aliens' invasions of our southern boarder alone. Q: The State of Texas VS the Woke Biden Administration? A: Biden ordered Texas...

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Categories: texas, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
Premium Member you live in a jungle
I think this might have been one of the largest rat snakes ever, I said. Forgetting our resident Texan was sitting at the table. He pulled out a photo of a gigantic snake, and claimed it was in his back yard. You live in a jungle? I challenged him. I do now, he told me. We are in Kansas folks. As...

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Categories: texas, humorous,
Form: Free verse

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