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Ranch Cowboy Poetry Poems

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Fool's Gold Fortune, Part I
Lester sat in Lisa’s café that morn,
his eyes mindlessly staring out the door,
it was July of 1889,
and new work young Lester now had to find.

He’d...

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Categories: character, crazy, fun, history,



Ranch hand
.

            oh yeah
      i'm get'n pickled 
  ...

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Categories: allusion, irony, natural disasters,

ranch hands
Enveloping cliche’s
Without a building in the night
The locust bind
Inside your socks
Chasing you back
You not old, your hapless
And there in the grave
You hold on time
Running away...

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Categories: corruption, environment, future,

Premium Member P-C Numbers Thirty-nine AND FORTY

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Categories: analogy,

she'z got no monz
.

               yeah she do
       ...

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Categories: humor, hyperbole,



Sinter's Cross, Part II
...A warrior shrieked, pitched sideways,
bled when he hit the ground,
the Apache spurred their horses,
looking to flank around.
But John expected such a thig,
he looked right and...

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Categories: conflict, courage, death, hero,

He Died With A Smile, Part I
Dalton lived in the north Texas plain,
working a ranch he owned for five years,
a small spread, but it brought some money in,
some solace after all...

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Categories: abuse, anger, children, dark,

Sunday
I rise up early to breathe the crisp clean air
of winds blowing 'cross the grass wondrous and fair

Across the valley the mountains rise up high
jagged...

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Categories: poems, poetry,

The Tragedy of Reginald King, Part Vii
VII.
It was one year, minus a day,
when Reg ventured back to her home,
he’d gotten work running cattle,
all over Nevada did roam.

But the whole time he...

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Categories: history, lost, love, myth,

The Tragedy of Reginald King, Part V
V.
Reg did nothing but embrace her,
it seemed like the right thing to do,
she said, “Let’s just go back to bed,
it’s much nicer lying with you.”

The...

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Categories: history, lost, love, myth,

The Sherriff's First Day, Part Iii
...“My mother said he did it to survive,
the farm was failing, the crops wouldn’t thrive,
he had to find money, so rode with them,
so desperate he’d...

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Categories: conflict, emotions, father, history,

The Sherriff's First Day, Part I
When Sherriff Connolly came to Red Flat’s town,
Tte citizens came in from all around,
they had hotly anticipated this,
for too long they felt they had been...

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Categories: conflict, emotions, father, history,

Teanaway Valley
An old Point Man phoned, “Do ya think you can do it?.  
Driving doggies and cows from the flanks of Mt. Stewart?"
Fattened on grass...

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Categories: peace, river,

The Evil Twin, Part Iv
IV.
The tears on his brother’s face were heartbreaking,
and many watching wished it all would stop,
but Paul simply walked over towards the noose,
the whole crowd gasped...

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Categories: brother, corruption, drink, family,

The Evil Twin, Part Iii
III.
It was the next day the sheriff rode out,
three bodies had been found in a dry gulch.
The sheriff saw Paul meet him at the door,
heard...

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Categories: brother, corruption, drink, family,


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