Ranch Cowboy Poetry Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberRanch hand

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            oh yeah
      i'm get'n pickled 
    just think'n 'bout it

thuh nymph lean'd back
'gainst thuh fence post
         her flannel 
          shirt-tied
  expose'n hern midriff 
        where i kiss'd
              'fore
            daddio
         slap'd mine
          right into
          2dreamz

              tap


Premium Membercross thuh creek

.
              lean'nin 'gainst an
                 age'd wooden
                  ranch fence
                 thuh dream'r

                      Tie'd
             her flannel'z hem
                up to her ribz
                 cut off jeanz (purrfectly)
            grappling her monz
                    ignite'n
                 mine think

             and her brother
                 lump'd up
                     still
                   grunts

Premium Membershe'z got no monz

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               yeah she do
                     just
               send her to 
                 my ranch
                      i'll
               thick'n it up
                   fer ya

Premium MemberFarmer Cowboy

Farmer Cowboy

What's the different tween a farmer and a rancher
When there a horse involved in the matter
rope em, bridle saddle up ride em
giddy yup
Must brush them, feed them
Ride off into the sunset
holster up
Running down the trial
Horse shoes 
Running on dirt, mud, sands and grass
Saddle up boys let's git tat dare varmint 
giddy yup
holster up
beans in the cast iron pan
cookin beef on the open fire
shores on the ranch, work on the farm
still must put my boots on one leg at a time
I am a farmer cowboy
giddy yup

04/12/18 
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©

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