Comanche Poems - Poems about Comanche

As I walked down the streets of Laredo I spied a Mexican hot potato But better by far A Cuban cigar With a spicy Comanche tomato...

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As far as the eye could see we rode our horse comanche man and me we rode in snow and in the rain through the mountains and grassy plain we forged for food lived off the land like his ancestors from way back when then one night we stumbled on a bear thats when comanche man dissapeared so on my own with...

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COMANCHE My mounts and I are one. Across the plains we fly Like the wind that scours Like the sun that burns, The cold that kills. The Buffalo Spirit thunders in my blood, Guides my way through the featurelesss land: I draw...

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demon allure coaxing me near to a place inhabited roadside flare with ample provisions action follows suit distress, undressed with motive too rustic claw piercing tetanus thighs sullied my hands and bolstered a lie absolved of blame i return unchanged...

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You brought along your wisdom as we were were walking down this Comanche Trail the images we saw the truths you spilled I will not ever tell You let me into a hint of your world and made it part of mine I treasure the memory unlike anything I could possibly find You make the day into night as your voice echoes...

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long dearskin dresses colors red yellow and blue beads passing legends...

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A great shape-shifter Created by mighty storms spirit seeks revenge...

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