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Premium Member The Jack of Hearts
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Categories: greenhorn, parody, song,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Nothin' Left To Chance
This young greenhorn was simply wasting his time trying to outsmart Shorty!

               Nothin’ Left to Chance


Sittin’ in this tavern, lookin’ back...

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Categories: greenhorn, funny, humor,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Translate From Speech
Let's dwell a tiny bit  on that  skill  most hanker after,
of mastering a language that especially enthrals,
infused with magic rhythm so fervent,
pulsing music lilt,  anthem-rich samba,
think for one ecstatic heady moment,
if...

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Categories: greenhorn, age, anxiety, art, courage, language, literature, spoken
Form: Free verse
The Last Frontier, Part I
In a clap-board building by the Tetons,
1919, if you’re wondering the year,
a man named Sid Hull sat down for a drink
in a saloon they called The Last Frontier.

Sid had been riding here for quite a...

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Categories: greenhorn, age, anger, conflict, history, men, time, violence,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Love and Hunting, Part I
I was moving down an access trail
in my favorite Pennsylvania game land,
heading towards and open meadow,
near which I’d set up a tree stand.

Then came a rustling from some bushes thick,
a buck shot out at lightning...

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Categories: greenhorn, humorous, love, lust, nature, relationship, silly, wife,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Greenhorn
A New York born greenhorn, name of Talley,
Felt a free meal challenge up his alley.
Known as seventy-two-ounce steaks abode
Into the Big Texan he boldly strode,
As the patient Big Texan clock looked on.

“I am fair game...

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Categories: greenhorn, food, smile, success, time, youth,
Form: Rhyme
Upon Contemplating What To Write
Who decides what historical events adorn
textbooks students read,
     hence a starry notion born
grew up while

     this lumpenproletariat day dreaming,
     Asian aw shucks husky
...

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Categories: greenhorn, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Zest of a Boy
He toddles toward the pebbles, tumbling the smooth stones over
in his four year old palms, rubbing them like Aladdin’s lamp, tossing
them back into the mix, impishly shining with the zest of a boy.

He sees the...

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Categories: greenhorn, child,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Greenhorn
In his cowboy outfit, young Danny was eloquently clad.
He'd never been throwed from his rockin' horse as a tad!
He aspired to be a cowboy and eventually got his chance,
But soon learned that cowboyin' wasn't all...

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Categories: greenhorn, cowboy-westernhorse,
Form: Rhyme
The Tenderfoot and Nasty
The Tenderfoot And Nasty

 
“Well, lookey here !” Bob said with glee
 “We’ve got a tenderfoot !
 He’s got this brand new gear , you see
 He don’t know where to put ”
 
“He says...

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Categories: greenhorn,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Yeehaw Where Is Your Mom
If she heard one more yeehaw or giddy up she would croak.
Being a greenhorn in Texas horse country is not a funny joke.
When she started on this adventure she could do a high kick.
She had...

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Categories: greenhorn, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form: Rhyme
A Junkie I Was
Some people have murdered,some people have robbed,
some people have conned their way through,i've done them all.
Murdered my spirit,stole from my soul,cheated and lied all for the score.
Bought and sold and then bought again,
wore out my...

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Categories: greenhorn, addiction, people,
Form: Ballad
Brainwashing a Greenhorn In My College Den
I dubbed a first year my room mate
Upon arrival into our teacher training college
To baptize him. His pride in quick order I did decimate
Taking him at high celerity on a binge

Initiating him into traditional beer
In...

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Categories: greenhorn, poems,
Form: Free verse
Know How
Thankless job, I think watching
as Thurman tries to teach the young man

The lad sitting up
on the tractor
like a proud young pup
is full of piss and vinegar
half the time not listening
and half the time telling Thurman
how...

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Categories: greenhorn, age, humanity, life, wisdom, youth,
Form: Free verse
Simple Men Like Me
I took myself to Texas way back in sixty three
I was just a simple man with a simple life you see
Had plans to be a cowboy that fit my simple means
I had not planned on...

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Categories: greenhorn,
Form: Couplet
Tonight I Free My Mind
tonight i free my mind
she agreed to come and see me
after nine hours of cleaning house
just to see here smile....will be the highlight of my day and life
i think too much into the future....and i...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: greenhorn, crush, memory, remember,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Big John Wayne In Cowboys Pleiades C
“Cowboys” , big John Wayne starred.
Cowhands abandon him.
Call, joining the Goldrush.
Could greenhorn kids succeed.
Camp cook and chuck wagon,
Complete the trail crew drive.
Cow punching green schoolboys
Called on to claim their jobs.
Cimarron,  the oldest,
Capricious, turned away.
Cow...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: greenhorn, bereavement, children, teen, , western,
Form: Pleiades
Cowboyin' Ain'T Brain Surgery
Ya know, cowboyin’ ain’t brain surgery,
But it sure takes a bunch of extra smarts
Ta know when ya cain’t ride a mean ol’ bronc
An’ how ta end somethin’ afore it starts.

Ya gots ta be precise in...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: greenhorn, cowboy-western, funny, life,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
I Am An Eyewitness To Your Beauty Within
i am an eyewitness to your beauty within
if i could lick you there, then i would be blessed a rich man
flowers grow within the many hairs on my chest with every follicle you kiss
whatever i...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: greenhorn, beautiful, blessing, growing up, growth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Greenhorn Cowpoke
He pulled up to the Triple "T" Ranch in a shiny Cadillac.
In his trailer was an Arabian steed with the finest tack.
He wore Tony Lama alligator boots and Calvin Klein jeans,
And a stylish Stetson hat...

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Categories: greenhorn, green, humorous, work,
Form: Rhyme
Spring Steps Slowly
Half-dressed trees
dance in an April wind-shuffle.
New buds learn how to shake
raindrops off.

Winter’s skeletal joints
are a lightly applied moss green,
a mild mannered climate
now simmering bark and branch.

To jump right into the heat of summer
would be a...

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Categories: greenhorn, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Speech Greenhorn
Speech greenhorn Sue smartly stands smiling
Sleepwalking, she’s set for faith-sailing
Seeking for serenity
Sshhh, she spots security
She’s soul-searching midst silence-sealing.
  
Sleeptalking shows Sue’s secrets surely
Stressing statements straightforwardly
She shouts, “Stop selfishness*…
Shut up shameful slothfulness!”
She’s safe, speaking to...

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Categories: greenhorn, character, encouraging, faith, humor, humorous, uplifting,
Form: Limerick
Greenish Love
It's spring and the sun is waking up so take my hand let's walk down the green fields. For this is where our love began. It's still young, fresh like green leaves, and I pray...

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Categories: greenhorn, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, africa,
Form: Blank verse
Lost Soul Wondering
rabbit hole fear
the air of an ache
drifting in the cold dirt
wondering where you are

chain link fence
the wind within the pain
middle and ring finger playing a metal harp
wondering where you are

ears of four walls
the frustration of...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: greenhorn, lost,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Grim Reaper Greets Gremlin Gregg
grumpy grumbling grungy gregarious gremlin Greggory
gratefully grasped grainy grandma’s green grapes in glee
greathearted Gretchen greeted greenhorn grim-reaper with gee
grinning, groovy, grown grandson growled among grimy greenery

grandiose grim-reaper granted gratuities and graves gracefully,
grubby? Gruesome? Graphic? Gruff...

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Categories: greenhorn, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Alliteration

Book: Reflection on the Important Things