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Montana Cowboy Poetry Poems

These Montana Cowboy Poetry poems are examples of Cowboy Poetry poems about Montana. These are the best examples of Cowboy Poetry Montana poems written by international poets.


Peaceful Nights
Sitting outside the firelight
I share this valley with the moon
The stars twinkle overhead
and the bullfrogs begin to croon
My fire sparks its own starlight
drifting up into...

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Categories: poems, poetry,



A Wannabe Cowboy
Well, I’ve lived in this Montana country
guess it's been pert near fourteen years 
I call myself a cowboy though I ain't
punched no cows or branded...

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Categories: humor, life, poems, poetry,

Ridin' Drag
When your ride’n drag through the swelterin’ heat,
and you've bout had all the dust one-man can eat.
When the sweat’s running down from collar to boot,
just...

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Categories: poems, poetry,

Prairie Time
Alone on the prairie, time will gently slip,
‘til minutes and hours start to lose their grip.
Can’t measure the day by a clock’s turning hand,
but by...

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Categories: poems, poetry, time, work,

Wishin' I Was a Real Cowboy
I am not quite a genuine cowboy,
but I know that somewhere deep down inside.
If I had only been born way back when,
I could surely punch...

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Categories: horse, jobs, poems, poetry,



Premium Member The Last Roundup
An old cowpoke from Cheyenne, Wyoming
Got a hankering and set out a roaming.
He got as far as Montana,
Choked on a banana,
And returned in a box...

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Categories: western,

Cowboys Sleep On the Ground
A lady's bed is of feathers
Cowboys sleep on the ground
A rich man sleeps with the ladies
Poor men sleep all around

He rode his horse from Montana
Stopped...

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Categories: marriage,

Mccarthy's Saloon
This is the place the ’punchers come
when it is time to drink their pay,
ride in from the hilly rangelands
to forget cattle for a day.

Norma in...

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Categories: community, drink, emotions, history,

Rhingaul Grasper's Adventures
thinking it was done in our favor
we quickly found that it had neither
been rehersted or a proper procedure
to evade it's occurrence: had been
sequensed into a...

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Categories: adventure, animal, business, celebrity,

Six Days To Kennevor, Part I
I set out from Chicago town
in spring, eighteen seventy-nine,
offered one hundred and a stake
in the new Kennevor gold mine.
Had to provide security
and keep all of...

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Categories: adventure, conflict, journey, mountains,

The Outlaw's Angel, Part I
Burke Bowden rode slowly through the piney hills
outside the mining town of Tillico.
Hiding himself there in the Montana woods
where decent folks would rarely go.
He had...

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Categories: adventure, conflict, history, love,

The Trail Boss Turns 60
The Camp Cooky’s singin again outa tune,
  about turnin 60 today around noon

"What good is there in it?" I hear him say,
  and...

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Categories: age,

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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The Charlie Russell Range
On a Charlie Russell range under royal Montana skies,
Pale Shoshones and bison bones bring tears to old squaw’s eyes.
A purple wash of prairie sun slides...

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