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Premium Member The Dallas Cowboys
THE DALLAS COWBOYS

Can you not hear the rumblings of that distant herd coming,
The loud thundering of destiny’s champions crossing, the NFL
Field of dreams, beware the rampaging lightening team known
As the Dallas Cowboys, for they are the hail storms victorous
Breed, the eye of the hurricane riders,...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cowboys, dedication, football, heart, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Cowboys
A man named Ben stood on a slope looking at the gates of hell,
He swore they’d never turn back, him and his best friend Del.
They knew the bandits came this way, they’d left a sloppy trail,
Sheriff and posse had given up but they, would never...

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Categories: cowboys, adventure, best friend, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cowboys In the Badlands
Rather lost, they stare over the divide,
how best to circumnavigate this obstacle?
They can see a path gently sloping down
but it is far off to the north two days ride.

West is back from whence they had come,
east is an impassable cliff of sheer rocks.
They can not...

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Categories: cowboys, horse, life,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Cowboys, Made of Awesome
Some modern folks, when they hear his name,
will roll their eyes and look ashamed,
thinking the cowboy is uncivilized,
with his hats, and guns, and round-up rides.
That somehow they are beyond the stuff,
to good for the wild, and the rough,
following some unwritten ‘elite’ law,
suppressing the urge to...

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Categories: cowboys, america, appreciation, celebration, fun,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Condo Cowboys
Those condo cowboys are clingin’ to things that used to be,
Starin’ out those city windows or sittin’ on balconies.
They can still smell the country, the ranch, the horses and the range—
At times they wear cowboy hats, though folks might think them strange.

And like those cowboys...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cowboys, cowboy-western, introspection, loss, nostalgia,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Cowboys Don'T Cry
Life’s never easy when you are riding the range
You grow use to hard times waiting for things to change
Sit around a campfire singing an old western song
Cowboys don’t cry, they just keep moving along

Long hours and hard work are just part of their routine
Callused hands...

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Categories: cowboys, cowboy-western
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Cowboys Can Change
Inspired by another poem by another poet---------just for fun



Oh, I didn't know that cowboys
weren't respected and revered
John Wayne, when he passed away
Brought me close to tears
But now I know that people
Think we're all just trailer trash
So I've taken of my boots
And tossing out my hats

There's...

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Categories: cowboys, change, humorous, satire, social,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Cowboys Cry Too
C  casually stands next to his saddled horse
O  openly he weeps (so) full of his remorse
W  what is left of pale pink running rose that grew
B   blood floods from thorn pricks he's getting his due
O   oh! tangled web...

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Categories: cowboys, angst, cowboy-western, imagination, life
Form: Acrostic
A Cowboys Tears
A COWBOYS TEARS.     


   A cowboys hat is worn with pride his buckle with pride. 
   Took a big wall of blood sweat an pain to get this far
    Pain from a broken ride...

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Categories: cowboys, america, dream, fantasy, boy,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Promise Me Cowboys
She had golden hair and a pickup truck      
The girl was pullin' a U-Haul trailer
She came home to stay and to change her luck
Just to get shed of a blue eyed sailor

The girl was pullin' a U-Haul trailer
Promises were packed...

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Categories: cowboys,
Form: Pantoum
Where Are All the Cowboys
Where are all the cowboys?
Where have they all gone?
Maybe they're in Texas, but they sure ain't here - yeehaw!
The type who says, howdy, ma'am.
Then they tip their hat.
Maybe they're in Arizona, I wouldn't have knowledge of that.
I saw one in a magazine just the other...

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Categories: cowboys, emotions, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Real Cowboys Don'T Sing Honky-Tonk Songs
When cowboys sprawl 'round the camp fire after the days work is done,
They strum guitars and tootle harmonicas and sing to have fun.
Real cowboys don't sing Honky-Tonk or She Done Me Wrong stuff.
They leave that to rhinestone cowboys, considerin' it to be so much fluff!

Real...

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Categories: cowboys, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Cowboys and Angels
He knelt and prayed
He asked for a mate to help him throughout life
He asked for a friend
He beseeched for a love that would never end

What he received was more than what he had hoped for
She is stubborn beautiful kind and gentle and her fire caught...

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Categories: cowboys, cowboy-western, love, love,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Cowboys and Indians
He pulls his hat down low against the chill of the storm,
The numb fingers that hold the reins forgot what it was like to be warm;

     On a grassy knoll silhouetted against the rising sun, 
     Astride...

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Categories: cowboys, adventure, animals, art, cowboy-western,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
The Tale of Billy Flynn
The Tale of Billy Flynn
Billy Flynn looked skyward
As the fire slowly died
The embers dancing gaily
They had a hard days ride

He looked down at the fire
At the coals and their red glow
"Better get them horses covered"
"The clouds are bringing snow"

From the back a voice was heard
"You...

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Categories: cowboys, america, , western,
Form: Epic

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry