Western Poems | Examples of Western Poetry

Little do I know my discarnate resume who will I become...Read More

Still Still stand there here Where do you not know They bliss from the wine And call you from their rooms Still does she calk you Call from voganlands Calls from the empty roads Call of the still roads...Read More

[My recent poem ‘The Dimly Lit House’ received a Comment from Charles Messina that it could be a Tom and Jerry episode… what can I say? Something went ‘Ping!’] ...Read More

Shattering Parts of me are shattered The skies are bartered The grounds do not recognize me The fire of love are distinguished Call me A glass which is now broken The parts of me are not to be found The mirrors are...Read More

When I caught the Mexican Who’d run off with my lexicon He said are you a Texican? It seems he couldn’t read...Read More

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Regrets Deep down The regrets makes holes inside of me They plunges into my veins and blood Causes me to choke more than winter's cough The body of mine is not anymore healthy The regrets haves caused my parts to...Read More

Top gun angel wings Conglomerate giveaways Bodhisattva beings ...Read More

Roads Roads of concretes Roads of tar and mortars takes Us all around...Read More

There was a day on TV When westerns were all the rage Together our masked hero the Lone Ranger with Tonto kept outlaws in their cage Wagon Train kept rolling along Seth Adams the leader Flint McCullough chief scout old Charlie Wooster...Read More

Skiing Sing along the snow Kindly with my skis Ice in the roads Icing on the roads is whiter Not a single is colored Gone are the days of summers...Read More

Mist Thick foggy mist All round my sight stiffening My vision and memories...Read More

West of the Rockies, North of the border. Lay a little town, Of law and order. With one Tin Star, And Deputies three. Nobody transgressed, Nobody but me. On that fateful day, Near the edge of town. With my Colt 45, Shot the Sheriff down. I had...Read More

Their horses seemed to understand the need for silence They stood still as the cowhands searched the terrain Hoping the sound of the lost calf would come in the wind...Read More

Milton Creek was waking up and outside it was snowing And from the Sierra Nevada a strong wind was blowing Mayor Tom had arranged a meeting for that same afternoon And the venue was in the upstairs room...Read More