Arapaho Poems - Poems about Arapaho

...fuulisdec ascades dash bravened break drastic little pond ex mariner once sadi this vergreener times two houndered thumder thugga kitty cats plenty of tracks digital dilusional infuzsions cervival ......Read the rest...

...The word "Cherokee" is believed to be derived from a Choctaw word meaning "Cave People". Another explanation says it came from a Creek word "Chelokee", meaning "People Of A Different Speech". It was......Read the rest...

...Salat Days by Michael R. Burch (dedicated to my grandfather, Paul Ray Burch Sr.) I remember how my grandfather used to pick poke salat ... though first, usually, he’d stretch back in the fro......Read the rest...

...Crazy Horse Monument Up there! On the Black Hills Mountain, 1 A work in progress sculptured in granite, Of a stern faced warrior, strong and determined, 2 Unadorned in a wa......Read the rest...

...Government (show) Shut Down December 2018 Messianic Don found tarnished appeal trumpeted bluster thwarted with muted (hip hip hooray) Democratic zeal played (on microscale) like quashed ill fa......Read the rest...

...Bud Rowder grew up in wind-swept Kansas, lived a farming life until the age of nine, when Arapaho raiders charged on in, poor Bud was the only one to survive. He’d hidden behind a large, flat r......Read the rest...

...Historically accurate, narrative poem 27 November 1868, on the banks of the Washita River Dawn’s peaceful first light streaks the eastern skies, belying the horror of a marauding force of h......Read the rest...

...Mohawk, Mandan, Kikapu, Cree, Yakoma,Seminole, Crow,Shawnee. Arapaho, Chippewa and Sioux, Mystical names to me and you. Names like Delaware, Fox and Paiute, Listen to their music on the flute. ......Read the rest...

...Mexico again and more Injun and back to Mexico, Tick off Lakota, Dakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho, The Great Sioux War and lots more fuss before we invade Brazil, Let’s hop around some islands first (......Read the rest...

...Lakota, Arapaho Cheyenne, Oglala Minneconjou Where are they now? Why is there so much dust Over a fillet of memory? The smoke fires are dead And the discords of our life We write as history. ......Read the rest...

...The faithful eyes of the moon Gathering tears from the Paiute tribe and Falling unto the arms of the sacred ghost dance Known as the medicine man, the visionary Wovoka, Descendant of Prophets and......Read the rest...

...I heard the wind blowing briskly through the cottonwood trees, And it sounded as though it were calling, calling to me. So sad and so lonesome the sound that it makes, Like a soul wandering aimles......Read the rest...

...I'm very small I am called Standing Tall My story to be read as i live through it all. Our Dakota lands are forest and vast Where our ancestors have hunted From long in the past. Our tribes......Read the rest...

...Chickasaw warrior…Apache brave Chimed echo from recent pasts Rawhide clad of bow and stave Our iconic figure now cast Roaming prairies open plains Selfless equal within nature A simple life o......Read the rest...