Long Bronc Poems
Long Bronc Poems. Below are the most popular long Bronc by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Bronc poems by poem length and keyword.
A Kept Woman
Dream-worker
delves deeply into my dream;
vibrations fondle anticipation
foreplay wakes wide-eyed
swells of liquid libido quake the rendezvous edge -
a primordial being in his prime
a masculine ego quest for affaire d’amour;
her night-loving body
c h a...
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Categories:
bronc, allegory, betrayal, fate, imagery, love, lust, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
In Lieu of the Rodeo
Oh cripes I’ve gotta tell yer of a horror ride I had,
That beat any bronc or bull I’ve rode, and I must say I’m glad,
I’ll never have to ride like that, again to hold me...
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Categories:
bronc, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
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 it got me to thinkin . . . seein it...
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Categories:
bronc, age,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Weekly Circuit Rodeo
After a long week it is Friday,
and that means it’s time to go
to a corral twenty minutes off,
the weekly circuit rodeo.
Get there early ’cause they always have
a barbeque before it starts,
also basic line-dancing lessons
for ladies...
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Categories:
bronc, animal, celebration, culture, fun, horse, places, sports,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Learning To Cowboy
He grew one of them bushy mustaches
like Sam Elliot wears under his nose
Bought him some fancy duds from Cabela's
sure looked spiffy in his Buckaroo clothes
Alligator skin boots and silver spurs
thought he looked like all them...
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Categories:
bronc, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Cowboy Melancholy
I’m calling the Suicide Hotline,
This sad Cowboy poetry is getting me down,
I’m looking for a happy thought,
But one just can’t be found.
I’ve got a case of Cowboy Melancholy,...
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Categories:
bronc, cowboy-western, funny, people, me, poetry,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Old Old-West Town
Weeds and grass grow in the cracks
of sun-faded, crumbling pavement,
a parking lot that once was full
of stressed parents and cowboys nascent.
A grand sign over the entry
now is rotted two-thirds away,
this old piece of my childhood
truly...
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Categories:
bronc, appreciation, childhood, eulogy, history, loss, remember, sad,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Posh, English Cowboy
He made his way across the pond
when he was twenty-three,
an upper-crust Brit who even spoke
the finest, English R.P.
His name was Albert Framingham,
but to all the people here,
he’s the posh, English cowboy,
and lord, he knows no...
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Categories:
bronc, change, confidence, fun, horse, life, light, youth,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Dead Cowboy Poet's Society
Now, ol’ Twister Tom he was quite a cowboy find—
A real rock hard cowpoke, though the question begged—
Some say that he was a legend in his own mind,
He’d a been six foot six if he...
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Categories:
bronc, cowboy-western, death, funny, life, on work and
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Mendin Fences
I mend fence for a living,
but I ain’t fixed the one that matters.
The wire stretches out like a scar across this land,
and most days, my hands don’t feel like mine anymore...
callused, cracked,
barbed wire bit deep...
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Categories:
bronc, child, father, longing, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Best Ever Saw
Best Ever Saw
I’m gonna tell you a story,
Of the saltiest preacher I know.
The kinda man to charge hell,
With a hand full of snow.
Now I was stompin out broncs.
For the ranch W M,
Tunin’ up for...
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Categories:
bronc, cowboy-western, funny, parody, god, cat, god, me,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Ridin' Down the Slide
Ridin' Down The Slide
Now I'm not wild as cowboys go -
I drink some now an' then.
I play poker come Friday night
But that's about the end.
So how was I to know back then
The Devil'd come see...
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Categories:
bronc, drug,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Spoons
Spoons. . .
Bright and shiny artful spoons,
How much she loved them.
They covered her mauve walls
In rich wooden frames
Encased behind glass.
Each unique silver spoon
With its own special story to tell.
There was Montana. . .
A silver cowboy...
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Categories:
bronc, romancenew york, silver,
Form:
Narrative
Cowboy Life Ain'T Dead
They said the cowboy way of living
has withered away and is long gone
Least that's what I seen in the movies
and heard in all them old country songs
They tell me bout how them olden days
and the...
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Categories:
bronc, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
The Riders of the Purple Sage
he Riders of the Purple Sage
...
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Categories:
bronc, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Eddie Claimed To Be a Cowboy - With Video Link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-KFwPNkS6U
Eddie was a braggart,
At least we thought as much.
His lower lip was loaded,
A three finger dip of snuff…
My mind said, “I think not.”
And he claimed to be a rider,
Bragging of his chaps.
Black leather...
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Categories:
bronc, cowboy-western,
Form:
Free verse
Smokey Wilson
Smokey hailed from someplace back in Missouri
was a slave until the ripe old age of ten
Left his master's home headed to Montana
and swore they would never hear from him again
Started out in the gold mines...
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Categories:
bronc, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
A Cowboy Poet
Hank had rode the range a-punchin' cattle fer nigh on fifty years,
Ridin' through Texas northers and brandin' cantankerous steers.
He'd herded ornery longhorns along the Chisolm Trail to Abilene.
He'd signed on with the Triple D Ranch...
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Categories:
bronc,
Form:
Rhyme
Those Odessa Days
(A remembrance of driving to the auction in Odessa, Missouri.)
You’re bumpin’ down the highway in that ol’ pickup truck,
Just a kid slowly tunin’ in a radio that plays—
Headin’ for the stock auction with your dad...
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Categories:
bronc, childhood, cowboy-western, death, father, friendship, loss, dad,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Lonesome Cowboy
I heard tell some folks think cowboys built the West.
The only thing I know for sure is I always did my best
to give a man a good days work for an honest wage
ridin' among tumbleweeds...
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Categories:
bronc, horse, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
I'M A-Hangin' Up My Spurs
Hank had cowboyed and rodeoed fer nigh on forty years,
Ridin' in sleet, rain and snow a-herdin' cantankerous steers.
His hide was tough as leather and his legs was slightly bowed,
But brandin' dogies and fixin' fences was...
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Categories:
bronc, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Professors of the School of Hard Knocks
Some people are of the belief, that teacher come from one place
From a school or university, with degrees all over the wall
Know great big fancy words, recites Shakespeare
With IQ's a mile high, that would put...
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Categories:
bronc, educationschool, teacher, old, time, old, school, teacher,
Form:
I do not know?
Rodeo's Renegade Roses
Gather ‘round younguns, there is a story to be told
About some renegade cowgirls & their ride for the gold
They made it look so easy, feathers, flowers & a smile.
Guts & grace, they had plenty, quitting...
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Categories:
bronc, adventure, cowboy-western, nostalgia, people, song-
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Buster's Final Rodeo
Buster had traveled the rodeo circuit fer nigh on twenty years,
Bull ridin', bareback ridin' and ropin' them frisky steers!
He wuz a lanky feller wearin' chaps, jeans slung low on his hips,
With a Bull Durham roll-yer-own...
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Categories:
bronc, cowboy-westernold, old,
Form:
Rhyme
Younger Man's Heart
His bones have been to hell and back his body's gouged and rough
His chaps they sit upon his legs as he does each buckle up
He feels the pain in his neck and back from every...
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Categories:
bronc, cowboy-western, pain,
Form:
Rhyme