Cattle Ranch Poems - Poems about Cattle Ranch

...I. The letter had come in Nevada’s north, when Sol had been enjoying a blonde whore, only to see it slip under the door, he finished with her, but enjoyed it no more. After she had gone, he re......

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...I wake up very early, and get out of bed before dawn My barn animals need to be fed and their water drawn The steer looks healthy, hope they will bring me some cash It helps pay the bills and I'm ......

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...A Cowboy is lean, tall, muscled and an inarticulate mass Of loyalty, independence, pride and downright Western class He cocks his hat to the back of his head and lets loose an infectious grin Test......

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...Flowers Adorning Deep Prairie Sunsets Heard morning dove in her opening song, she flew onto a weeping willow branch. Somehow feeling in Nature I belong, blessed was I, working that cattle ranch......

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...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 spa amid bla......

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...He/She/Lemmingsonabridge BAH! SAYS YOU! WHAT ISN'T ARTsyfartsy? Tickle my eyes sensations blurring casserole fishdish cold stone marble ears Fiddledeedrumsticks handlebar mustache calligrap......

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...There is an old ranch outside of El Paso in New Mexico No windmills, not a drop of water, sits on the Mexican border No horses or cattle, not a cowboy does it employ Used to be a working cattle ra......

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...Our skin maybe different colors, but everyone's blood is red Our hearts maybe different, they all pump the same color of blood It is our life source, that kept us alive God know this, as he knows ......

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...In Southern Arizona, there is an old cave A history, does it have a story to tell More than a hole in a mountain For many a outlaw it was their grave Years before the Indians lived there as well......

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...In 1957 I took my teaching certificate back to the land of my mother. She was raised on a cattle ranch in the north central area of Nebraska. The famous Sand Hills. It was there I found my cow......

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