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Best Tenderfoot Poems

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Premium Member Tenderfoot
Sun Furnace desiccating.
Man and Beast moving,
In crazed circles of Corral Mirages
Seeking shade.
Moisture-less Sky and Land.
Buzzards, certain of,
Meat Jerky repasts. 
Timing air currents,
Until the Western Buffet
Is...

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Categories: tenderfoot, death, western,
Form: Cowboy Poetry



The Tenderfoot and Nasty
The Tenderfoot And Nasty

 
“Well, lookey here !” Bob said with glee
 “We’ve got a tenderfoot !
 He’s got this brand new gear , you...

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Categories: tenderfoot,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member A Western Trail
He was eastern born in a small town.
And loved being out in the wild.
He fished, hunted, could track a deer down.
At the end of a...

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Categories: tenderfoot, character, journey, kid, solitude,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Boy Scout
I cry at Chain Bridge
in my third year as a tenderfoot.
It's the same thing,
when father takes his time
showing up and the earth
gapes all the way...

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Categories: tenderfoot, fear, growing up, memory,
Form: Free verse
Levels of Expertise
diamante

novice
nescient, nervous
assuming, awaiting, assisting
tyro, tenderfoot / virtuoso, veteran
anticipating, advising, administering
erudite, exceptional
expert
...

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Categories: tenderfoot, people, work,
Form: Diamante



Six Men Dead - Part 2
© 2011 (by Jim Sularz)
(The true story of Frank Eaton – AKA “Pistol Pete”)


There’s a saying out West, know by gunslingers best,
that’ll deep six you...

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© Jim Sularz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tenderfoot, history,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member flurries
words form in a flurry
bleeding saccharine too too much 
all the crushed kaleidoscope colours
signature pastels and sparkling vibrants, 
a tenderfoot cherry, with little of life...

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Categories: tenderfoot, allusion, color, muse,
Form: Free verse
Fantasies of a Lovers Corral Fairytale
Fantasies of a Lovers Corral invaded my mind
Pronounced reality I could no longer find
I didn’t know, one could be turned on so much
It was just...

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Categories: tenderfoot, fantasy, love, romance,
Form: I do not know?
Motion of a Fall
Leaves no longer held-aloft by their deciduous vaults
Clutter gutters and breezily sweep streets and rest 
On right and left road sides, bright and red. 
Tunnels...

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Categories: tenderfoot, autumn, color, nature,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Silence Is Never An Option
The wild, wild, west he shot his last gun,
the big bad felon that thought he had won.

His boots are now kicking his big toes,
He's left...

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Categories: tenderfoot, death, destiny, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Letting My Emotions Free
I came to poetry a novice, a neophyte, a fledgling
oh sure, I had written as a child . . . 
but that was just the...

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Categories: tenderfoot, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Loosin' Stella, a Cowboy's Lament
Dreamin' with my eyes on these Montana skies
Blue as the plaid in my plum good shirt
I got the mitten by a beauty queen smitten
By a...

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Categories: tenderfoot, culture, emotions, feelings, heartbroken,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Cowboy Way - 1st Third
This is, as indicated, the 1st THIRD of this lengthy poem. The 2nd and final thirds had to be posted separately due to Poetry Soup's...

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Categories: tenderfoot, crush, first love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Clearing Out Old-Growth - Now With Notes
Clearing Out Old Growth
 
Last week I cleared some old growth, ‘parting’ (1) planted in my yard,
An Avocado tree you’d grown from ‘pit’ of eaten...

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Categories: tenderfoot, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mrs Catherine Antrim
I for one can't help but wonder
how the Kid's life would have turned out, 
had he not lost his mother.
The one true individual in his...

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Categories: tenderfoot, history, holiday, mother, life,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things