Best Stirrups Poems
Below are the all-time best Stirrups poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of stirrups poems written by PoetrySoup members
All Hat and No CattleThey hung around the beer joint with the finest Western wear
with thumbs tucked in their belt loops and such a studly air.
But those boots weren't...
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Categories:
stirrups, humorous, old, time, ,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Loving a WomanForeplay starts hours before the bedroom.
Leaving a note on your car while you’re working,
As flowers are delivered in bloom.
Later, rubbing your feet to ease the...
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Categories:
stirrups, appreciation, body, love, romantic,
Form:
Quatrain
Fetal Position In the ErBroken but disbelieving, we wait
for any doctor to say it’s just blood
as the gray man greens, throws-
up in triage. A Goth teen...
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Categories:
stirrups, death, heartbreak, my child,
Form:
Sestina
We Chased a Star Around the MoonHe waits for me in my dreams each night
I hear his soft neigh when he catches sight
of me. I am only a tiny little slip...
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Categories:
stirrups, fantasy, horse,
Form:
Rhyme
What Actually Is SchoolWhat Actually is School?
The Education Act 1996 (UK) defines a pupil as someone “for whom education is being provided at a school,” and as a...
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Categories:
stirrups, child, children, cool, desire,
Form:
Haibun
Carousels and Candyfloss“CAROUSELS AND CANDYFLOSS’
Childhood memories cherished and remote recollections
Emerging in magnified clarity encourage renewed perceptions
Open air big screen films referred to as “Drive-Ins”
A regular Saturday night...
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Categories:
stirrups, childhood,
Form:
Light Verse
A Gift HorseIn the Australian vernacular
he was a ‘flea-bitten’ grey.
Not dappled like a dream horse
but speckled like a rock and not a
fine large horse like Tom...
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Categories:
stirrups, adventure, character, child, father
Form:
Free verse
The Trash HeapNote: All lines in this heap are from failed sonnets that I tried to stack without having any two consecutive lines come from the...
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Categories:
stirrups, silly,
Form:
Sonnet
New York RodeoNo 8 second ride for these cowboys tonight
As they start in the morning, losing daylight
Their hats are now ties, tethering true
Not breathing in clean air...
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Categories:
stirrups, cowboy-western, imagination, life, music,
Form:
I do not know?
Whining HorseWhining Horse
This is the angry mind
Of a whining Horse
All it does detest
Is the Race Course
A reason there is
...
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Categories:
stirrups,
Form:
Couplet
Walk Your LineWalk your Line
A word to the blind:
From the day your first mount and ride
Till the moment you die
Walk your line
Walk proud and high
Through each...
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Categories:
stirrups, metaphor, strength, stress, true
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
They Caught Me YoungThey Caught Me Young
The first cut is a cut so deep-
Internalising this impression
Has made me stir and creep
With invariable precision!
Great Writers caught me young
Whilst an...
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Categories:
stirrups,
Form:
Verse
GlissandraGlissandra spins gossamer nets
Of sticky white webbing that gets
Her all the captives she needs:
Her spider-string oozes like sap,
The unicorns step in her trap—
Soon they will...
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Categories:
stirrups, fantasy
Form:
Ballad
My Old SaddleMy Old Saddle
Like a heavy rose in silver and leather
Every stitch a life, thirty-three pounds,
In cow hide, veined by fields
In the foothills of Alberta,
Reined...
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Categories:
stirrups, poetry,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The ChallengeMy cousin Mike asked my dad, “can Bill stay”?
“It’s fine with me if your dad says okay.”
“If Bill will work to earn spending money
a couple...
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Categories:
stirrups, celebration, childhood, cousin, fun,
Form:
Rhyme