Whitehorse Poems - Poems about Whitehorse

...Crime never pays, sooner or later the long arm of the law will reach you. Quote by poet. Sergeant Tim Wheeler’s shift was nearing the end, it had been a long day. He put his coat on, and t......

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... We were canoeing on a sunlit stream A shadow of a willow, then a golden gleam We entered a cathedral, white branches made a cover And I hit you on the shoulder and said I loved you like a brothe......

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...A homeless poet A few days ago, I was walking home with my dollar store notebook in my hand as I walked. I was deep in thought about how I was going to fill these 250 blank pages. A voice called o......

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...III. Dan found himself between the angry mammoth and the cliff. He had no choice but to retreat, though the fall his flesh would rip. Then about six feet down he saw, a tree growing out of th......

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...I. Trapper Dan Slocumb sat on down in the small Whitehorse café. The gold rush gone, ten years now, he’d turned to furs to make his pay. That day he spotted Red Billings, carving away at a la......

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...Dixieland Ghost In the South. Deep in the hills. There is a forgotten town. Of a war past. On a clear night you can see an old schoolhouse. Next to a grave yard of soldiers from the past. When t......

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...sease Had I known of the pain I wouldn't have changed [verse] She won't die She lives every time I try So I kiss It's like I'm kissing with her lips Now I know What was missing behind the wheel And I feel For the first time it feels so real [listening to "Whitehorse" by Die! Die! Die!]......

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...Vapors of emerald and jade ribbon the hauntingly beautiful sky, and I sat in wonder, transfixed, mesmerized For me, it moved, more like danced to a melody that only the heavens could hear For it ......

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