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Poetry: Out West

• 1 of 79

  by Bridget Webber

  Far out west is where my heart was won

  next to a pickling cactus in the midday sun.

  It was a day when not a lizard stirred

  not

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• 2 of 79

  by Sid de Knees

  Before the west was won.

  When forty-fives, were law to men,
  and fastest pulled was rule of day,
  and open flames provided warmth,
  for

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• 3 of 79

  by Rachel Howells

  Henry was a determined Nova Scotian
  From the Canadian East Coast
  The Atlantic Sea gave him its bounty
  And the fishing rights

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• 4 of 79

  by Rosana Modugno

  The sand and the sun

  are reminders of some

  Of the real men this country

  Was based on

  It is just but a page

  In a book, on a shelf

  of

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• 5 of 79

  by Emma Willey

  Out West in Oregon

  
  
  

  I moved out west in 77

  To Oregon, the state I love

  I love the Cascade Mountains

  The blue skies up above.

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