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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...

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Categories: ranches, america, appreciation, celebration, fun,
Form: Cowboy Poetry



Echoes of Yesterdays.
Those walls of my captured annals falling
By steel leviathans devouring my solitude
Capped blasts dropping the once proud structure
No longer is a mans home his palace

Histories...

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Categories: ranches, history, introspection, life, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Doctor Hill's Bill True Story
In a little West Texas cow town years ago
There was an  old doctor by the name of Hill
Little man, mild mannered, cheerful until made...

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© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ranches, cowboy-westernold, mother, old,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Whittlers
The Whittlers

The stately county courthouse was their usual meeting place,
a columned Greek Revival, and a lovely public space.
They sat upon their benches under lofty pecan...

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© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ranches, growing up, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Black Sunday, 1935
Year five of the Great Depression. 

April 14, 1935 another Sunday of church services praying for
The rain that wasn’t coming.

And the sky turned mean and...

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© Steve Zak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ranches, america, history, weather,
Form: Narrative



The Greatest Generation
THE GREATEST GENERATION
by

JOHN M. ARRIBAS



Many Have Called Them the Greatest Generation
They Had Struggled and Survived, an Ugly Depression
It Was an Era of Hard Times and...

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Categories: ranches, america, courage, freedom, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
My Little House
Some people have palaces, castles and mansions
too. Some people have big houses, farms and 
ranches. They seem to live Happy - at least 
others think...

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Categories: ranches, uplifting, people, people, ,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Paris the Last Week of the August Reprieve - Xxxv Part One
Unquotable quotes: Paris, the last week of the August reprieve – XXXV
 Part One           ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ranches, august, autumn, farewell, september,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
A Horde of Haiku
A Horde of Haiku

A horde of Haiku
Is what will be found when you
Read all of mine through.

What if embittered
And all your patience is lost
It could...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ranches, adventure, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
I'M On My Way To Butte Montana
I'm on my way to Butte Montana, 
where the mountains reach the sky, 
and the eagles soar way up high, 
folks are friendly and give...

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Categories: ranches,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Obudu Cattle Ranch
Imagine hills where 
landscapes slide into 
heavens
Dews and hues 
romancing its ranches
A decor of devil's bow in 
soft tone
A cascade of bays 
blending
A steaming geothermal...

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Categories: ranches, fantasy,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Ballad of Poker Alice
She was a wily cigar chompin' gambler with the moniker of Poker Alice,
Renowned throughout the west for her skill in many a gamblin' palace!
Poker Alice...

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Categories: ranches, funny, historyold, old,
Form: Rhyme
Save the Motherland Africa
SAVE MY MOTHER, AFRICA

Poor Africa, why have you allowed your ancient precious priceless beads taken away frm you while coveting after a common coated carved...

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Categories: ranches, africa, bereavement, betrayal, change,
Form: ABC
Hyperfocus Hocus Pocus
The force of my thoughts is a force to report,
Attention, no Deficit, Hyperactive, no Disorder, call it slaughter
when Hyperfocus onslaughts play hocus pocus with my...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ranches, fun, nonsense, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Wild Stickhorse Remuda
Ponytails and blue jeans 
Sat at Papaw's knee, 
Watching as he whittled 
On old branches from a tree. 
    And while he...

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Categories: ranches, childhood, cowboy-western, family, nostalgia,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

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