Poems on the topic: prairie

Poems on the topic “prairie” on Poets.by.

InspiredArthur Stringer

One Night in the Northwest

When they flagged our train because of a broken rail, I stepped down out of the crowded car, With its clamour and dust and heat and babel of broken talk. I stepped out into the cool, the velvet cool, of the night, And felt the balm of the prairie-wind on my face, And somewhere I heard the running of water, I felt the breathing of grass, And I knew, as I saw the great white stars, That the world was made for good!
ContemplativeAlice Corbin Henderson

Listening

The noise of passing feet On the prairie — Is it men or gods Who come out of the silence?

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