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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: SOUTH DAKOTA Matches Found: 34 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` A DAKOTA IDYL, by FANNIE BARRIER WILLIAMS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Dawn, gray, purple, gold! Last Line: With the treasure of her heart. Subject(s): Farewell; Hearts; Love; Native Americans - Women; South Dakota; Parting; Squaws BUTTES IN SOUTH DAKOTA BADLANDS, by HELEN KNIGHT GOODING Poem Text First Line: Seen through the mist of years Last Line: The buttes remain. Subject(s): South Dakota CAT-TAILS, by KATHERINE TAYLOR Poem Text First Line: Then thousand regal cat-tails stand Last Line: Once held the drifting, desert sands at bay. Subject(s): Native Americans; Prairies; South Dakota; Indians Of America; American Indians; Indians Of South America; Plains DAKOTA HOME, by MABEL KINGSLEY RICHARDSON Poem Text First Line: Dakota, I have looked from heights on places Last Line: Empire and haven, my dakota home. Subject(s): Home; South Dakota DAKOTA SHOWERS, by A. W. RANSOM Poem Text First Line: It isn't raining rain to me, it's raining wheat and corn Last Line: It isn't raining rain to me, it's raining corn and wheat. Subject(s): Corn; Farm Life; Rain; South Dakota; Wheat; Agriculture; Farmers DAKOTA SPRING, by EDNA BUTLER TRICKEY Poem Text First Line: The days are dusty coal men Last Line: Waltzing to a prairie lullaby. Subject(s): Prairies; South Dakota; Plains EVENING OF A TERRITORIAL FOURTH, by SELDEN LINCOLN WHITCOMB Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The location gang of engineers Last Line: Of the pioneers, of the south dakota to be. Subject(s): Flags - United States; National Songs; Pioneers; South Dakota; American Flag; National Anthems GOLDEN AUGUST IN DAKOTA, by ADELINE M. JENNEY Poem Text First Line: The road up to high skylines Last Line: With shining, blessed hands. Subject(s): South Dakota HOMETOWN, by CHARLES BADGER CLARK JR. Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Our town has history enough Last Line: Could show me finer sights than home. Alternate Author Name(s): Clark, Badger Subject(s): Home; South Dakota METAMORPHOSIS, by J. A. PETERSON Poem Text First Line: Oh god, how I hate these dull barren plains Last Line: And I'd never go east again. Subject(s): Prairies; South Dakota; Plains MOUNT RUSHMORE, by CHARLOTTE LOUISE BERTLESEN Poem Text First Line: When titans, sportive, hurled you high Last Line: The annals of a race! Subject(s): Heroism; Mount Rushmore (south Dakota); Titans (mythology); Heroes; Heroines MY STATE-SOUTH DAKOTA, by ROBERTA ROBERTSON Poem Text First Line: Mine is a state of prairie loveliness Last Line: —the argus leader Subject(s): South Dakota; United States; America NIGHT FALLS ON THE BRIDGE, by SELDEN LINCOLN WHITCOMB Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Sand, sand, sand Last Line: South dakota, nebraska. Subject(s): Farm Life; South Dakota; Agriculture; Farmers OUR SOUTH DAKOTA FLOWER, by KATHERINE TAYLOR Poem Text First Line: Upon unumbered knolls and buttes it gleams Last Line: When comes to us that consummating light. Subject(s): South Dakota PIONEERS OF SOUTH DAKOTA, by CHARLOTTE LOUISE BERTLESEN Poem Text First Line: Dakota pioneers, / your valiant spirit lingers in the west Last Line: We dedicate to you! Subject(s): Pioneers; South Dakota PIONEERS OF SOUTH DAKOTA, by FANNIE BARRIER WILLIAMS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Lure of the wide expanses, lure of the sunset land Last Line: Smiting the human harp. Subject(s): Pioneers; South Dakota SAPPHO IN SOUTH DAKOTA, by BRUCE FELD Poem Source First Line: The deceptive sun Last Line: It's august, and cynics %have begun to appear Subject(s): South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA, by MARC MUNROE DION Poem Source First Line: The sioux walk the rails between Subject(s): South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA, by YORK SAMPSON Poem Text First Line: Great rivers of land Last Line: Pinching craw of yellow lode. Subject(s): South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA MEMORY, by MARY YORK SAMPSON Poem Source First Line: Blow the horn, beat the drum, %and from the white frame house I'll come Last Line: Keeping your distance with a double dip cone Subject(s): South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA SCENERY, by WAYNE KVAM Poem Source First Line: Make my poems as simple as Subject(s): South Dakota THE BAD LANDS, by JESSIE M. GILMORE Poem Text First Line: The bad lands raise their lovely shoulders Last Line: As harmonies unsung. Subject(s): Prairies; South Dakota; Plains THE BAD-LANDS OF DAKOTA, by MARY FRANCES MARTIN Poem Text First Line: I think that when god made the bright, fair land Last Line: God thought of us, and shaped that beauty rare. Alternate Author Name(s): Cearnach, Conal Subject(s): God; Religion; South Dakota; Theology THE BOBBIN-WINDER, by JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH ARCHER Poem Text First Line: I saw time sitting on a stool Last Line: And a thing of beauty wrought. Subject(s): Farm Life; South Dakota; Agriculture; Farmers THE CALL OF THE WEST, by ZELDA F. MELTON Poem Text First Line: Hear you the call of your own free west Last Line: She shall claim her own again. Subject(s): South Dakota; West (u.s.); Southwest; Pacific States THE DESERT LAND, by MARGARET DELANEY Poem Text First Line: Good god, can it be you made this place Last Line: Alone in the desert at night! Subject(s): Deserts; Desolation; Food & Eating; Hunger; Solitude; South Dakota; Loneliness THE GHOST OF YOUR WASTED PAST, by J. A. PETERSON Poem Text First Line: You may scoff at ghosts for all I care Last Line: The ghost of your wasted past. Subject(s): Ghosts; Life; Past; South Dakota; Supernatural THE HALF-BREED (ON A JOURNEY WITH HIS WHITE RELATIVES), by AGNES MARIE SERUM Poem Text First Line: Let them push on and with them that spirit Last Line: Our sires were buried in this prairie sod. Subject(s): Native Americans; South Dakota; Indians Of America; American Indians; Indians Of South America THE PAINTED GOD, by MAY MCKEE Poem Text First Line: I am a sioux! Last Line: I have spoken. Subject(s): South Dakota WESTERN HOKKU, by MARGARET SLACK FUHRMAN Poem Text First Line: Our happiness is Last Line: And a coyote's cry. Subject(s): Prairies; South Dakota; Plains WHAT OF BEAUTY, by OLIVE CHRISTENSEN Poem Text First Line: What of beauty is there here? Last Line: It would be best to die here. Subject(s): Beauty; South Dakota WHEN I WAS A COWBOY, by ARTHUR A. FLAKOLL Poem Text First Line: When I was a cowboy I rode a horse that was wild as a storm Last Line: —arthur a. Flakoll, aberdeen Subject(s): Childhood Memories; Cowboys; South Dakota WILD GEESE, by MABEL KINGSLEY RICHARDSON Poem Text First Line: High in the april air Last Line: Back to her southern home. Subject(s): Geese; South Dakota; Spring YOUR MART AND MINE, by MABEL A. HANSON Poem Text First Line: I wish I could sing of the cities Last Line: In shop, or in office, or wide-sloping hill. Subject(s): City & Town Life; Hearts; South Dakota |
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