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    Home Made Poetry
    Home Made Poetry
    Home Made Poetry
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    Home Made Poetry

    By Dwight Hall

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    Over the years I’ve enjoyed writing poetry. The poems in this collection are from experiences I’ve had in my life. Some happy others not so.
    A lot of the poems deal with everyday situations in general. There are poems about railroads, good times, heartaches, and Christmas. And others that will capture your attention you will about to read over and over. Enjoy!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJan 4, 2022
    ISBN9781669804666
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      Home Made Poetry - Dwight Hall

      Copyright © 2022 by Dwight Hall Poet of the Common Man.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

      Rev. date: 12/23/2021

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      CONTENTS

      Cowboy

      Home Was a Suitcase

      I Can’t Forget

      The Other Side of Me

      Nothing Makes Sense

      Hobo’s Live The Life

      The State I’m In

      Branded By Whiskey

      Abileen Woman

      Mountains Trains and Prison

      Overcoat Custom

      Thank You Bill

      Thanks For Giving

      A Soldiers Prayer

      Deserted Hotels and Forgotten Ghost Towns

      I’m Destine

      Seems I’m Caught

      She Likes to Dance

      I’ve Seen This Side

      Train Tracks and Me

      Some Days I’ll Have a Whiskey

      Mountain Man Understands

      Lonesome Rick

      A Clowns Kind of Love

      Lonesome Roads

      This Farm Is Part of Me

      She Left Me Standing Empty Hearted

      What Makes Me Different

      Miss Secretary

      Dear Soldier

      My Life

      Theres This Woman

      Grandma’s Train

      The Monster Out There

      Is There A Way

      Gunslingers Rusters and Outlaws

      Standing On Land for You

      Butterfly

      A Man Out of Time

      That Seperated Feeling

      Oh Lonely Grave

      Shes Heaven On Earth

      From Treasure Island With Love

      The Ocean

      My Daddy

      Whiskey Spoke

      Been Lonely

      Can’t Ride Horses Without You

      Deep Sea Blues

      My Old House

      Some Beautiful Music

      Just A Pilgrim

      Leaving Anit Easy

      Some Kind of Love

      She Left Me for A Change

      Lonely Wizard Man

      Must Have Been in Prison

      Little Red Bible

      Moments in Space

      Lost in A Flood

      Desperado Love

      Want To Take You, Back

      Trains in The Rain

      Ruby Jade

      Hey Valentine

      My Christmas Present

      Old Timey Christmas

      When I’m Away Christmas Day

      Getting Closer to Christmas

      Bozeman Montana Christmas

      Only At Christmas

      I’m Christmas Fool

      Smokey Log Christmas

      Christmas Memories

      Cowboy

      Cowboy, your in from out of town

      Spending most of your time gun down,

      Chasing the sun til you see the moon

      Sleeping it off in some saloon.,

      Cowboy, always out to prove something

      Riding high in the sunset sky,

      Taking aim at the first sigh of light

      Bedding down in the desert at night.,

      Cowboy, I’m part of that man tonight

      Drinking in bars past last calls,

      Setting

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