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Funeral Cowboy Poetry Poems

These Funeral Cowboy Poetry poems are examples of Cowboy Poetry poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Cowboy Poetry Funeral poems written by international poets.


The Shape-Shifting Cowboy, Part Ii
“You've probably figured it out by now,
I am not really a human being,
my home is three whole galaxies away,
and the form that you now are...

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Categories: earth, freedom, journey, love,



When I Die
When I die turn me into ash
Set me on a bar room table
Order me up a Lone Star beer
Pour me a shot of Black Label

Don't...

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Categories: death,

I'Ll Settle Down Some Day, Part Ii
...But his lust for life remained unfulfilled,
’till one day he ran into One-Eyed Bill,
Leader of a group of rough-hewn men,
Grant decided to throw in with...

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Categories: addiction, celebration, death, loss,

Red Coburn's Return, Part I
Elden Hewett smiled at the sight
of Gretta Coburn moving his way,
she had worked here at his saloon,
ever since that dark, tragic day.

He pinched her as...

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Categories: adventure, conflict, husband, lost

The Legend of Screamin' Bill Wilcox
Screamin’ Bill Wilcox was quite a man,
Carved from a block of stone
With a face of leather, deeply tanned
And a voice you could hear in Rome.

A...

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Categories: adventure, death of a



The Death of Prickly Pete
Ol’ Prickly was dead, shot down with hot lead, and all of his friends did grieve—
But so it now seems, they fell for his schemes...

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Categories: cowboy-western, death, funny, me,

Jake
He was just a stove-up old cowboy, 
Who only drank to ease the pain, 
And he really didn’t need it, 
Except when it was cold...

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Categories: cowboy-western, death, family, introspection,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things