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Whitetail
Whitetail Poems - Poems about Whitetail
July first two thousand and twenty five
...July first two thousand and twenty five... signals the eighth year we lived at our present location, where fringe benefits (a plug) for perks living at 2 highland manor drive. Expanse of green......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
whitetail,
adventure, america, anniversary, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
Spring
...When i remember spring I shall dance beneath the weeping willow trees I shall sing loudly capturing the breeze gazing into the warm sunset why I'd remember laughing till dawn the fondn......
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Yolanda Nicholsen
Categories:
whitetail,
beauty, memory, remember, seasons,
Form:
Ballade
Fringe Benefits a Plug For Perks Yo Man Living At 2 Highland Manor Drive
...Fringe benefits (a plug) for perks (yo man) living at 2 highland manor drive Expanse of green acres draped like a petticoat when ye arrive birds of a feather flock together and bees gather coll......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
whitetail,
adventure, age, america, animal,
Form:
Rhyme
Whitetail Deer
...Walking along a woodland trail Startled by the leap of a whitetail Deer, now gone in a flash Grace in the blink of an eyelash......
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Gershon Wolf
Categories:
whitetail,
animal, appreciation,
Form:
Couplet
Mother and Fawn
...I stopped beside the wooded glen and saw With early fawn beside a bubbling brook A whitetail I had seen before the thaw In my backyard foraging for food Heavy with her unborn child. She glanced ......
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L Milton Hankins
Categories:
whitetail,
animal, environment, nature,
Form:
Blank verse
The Rolling Greens
...The rolling Greens seem so serene, forests pristine in sunlight’s sheen, tall, rounded peak, a rocky creek, a red-tail’s beak, rodents he seeks, an aged elm, rare in this realm, stands at th......
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David Welch
Categories:
whitetail,
america, appreciation, community, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Johnny and the Wenidgo, Part I
...Have I ever told you about my friend, a mechanic by the name of John? Oh, the countless stories that he can tell of the hunting trips that he’s been on. He’s taken down many a whitetail, but m......
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©
David Welch
Categories:
whitetail,
character, horror, humorous, lost,
Form:
Narrative
A Doe and Her Fawn
...A Doe and Her Fawn On wobbly legs, the fawn staggers behind the doe, Who pauses to let the newborn catch up. The fawn appears to be just a few hours old, As revealed by its arduous locom......
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Dennis Spilchuk
Categories:
whitetail,
animal, birth, nature, spring,
Form:
Verse
I Smelled Autumn Today
...I smelled Autumn today, on the leaves that swiftly blew away. On this partly-cloudy sunny day. On this blooming wild flower day. On the rain-moist dirt roads, on cloud-reflecting puddles. On the ......
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©
Kimberly Taylor
Categories:
whitetail,
adventure, august, earth, happy,
Form:
Free verse
Sweetness and Smoke
...He remembered the Ohio of his youth. Winters of pure, glistening snow. His parents taking him on wagon rides over hidden, winding trails through naked woodlands. Swooping great horned owl. Fog-br......
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©
Brian Baumgarn
Categories:
whitetail,
adventure, family, remember, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Whitetail Burglar
...I only shoot to kill my food Not for pride or pleasure I hunt the meat we all can eat Not for a mantlepiece treasure But late one night I was lying in bed And someone was at my door I jumped ......
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©
Larry Belt
Categories:
whitetail,
funnyme, wife, me,
Form:
Rhyme
The Part We Play
...As the wind rustles through the sycamore trees, It brings such a peaceful spirit that hovers over me. It’s like the words spoken from a million foreign tongues, Hypnotizing and luring ......
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©
Ronald Bingham
Categories:
whitetail,
education, imagination, life, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Canyon Symphony
...I awaken in the dawn to the canyon's morning song I hear the hawks good morning cry High in the trees, ancient voices sigh Sister owl settles in for a rest A whitetail fawn gives her legs a te......
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©
Catherine Devine
Categories:
whitetail,
animals, cowboy-western, life, nature,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry