Pecos Poems - Poems about Pecos

There is a legend of a cowboy down in Texas To whom they give the sobriquet of Pecos Bill. It's said he rooted and he tooted As across the plains he scooted, Stetsoned, jeaned, bowlegged, and booted, Pursuing cows and wooing gals As was his skill. The story goes one day while Bill was out romancing, A cyclone came and rudely whisked the...

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Pecos Bill rode herd in the vast forlorn. His quiet Paint gobbled buttered popcorn. A tornado, in a fit, Came for a whirlwind visit. “Paint, meet Curley. His back I will adorn.” Bill grabbed his rope and threw a loop with hope And saddled the whirlwind so Paint could lope, Leisurely grazing along While Bill sang a peaceful song Though the twister...

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Pecos Bill daddled and skedaddle like molasses. Sunglasses cuddled, his badass Stetson buffalo cowboy hat. Lashes his airish, passive donkie Mis. Do Goglles as he passes, airin' the lungs. Sits there like that passin gasses, at the chanting masses. Allers among the willows, Pecos bypasses, poaches the stooges Dooie and Doodle Doodole's angelicas, n boozes. Bested by the Sheriff, neat and...

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JUST OUTSIDE OF PECOS Down on my luck again--it's nuthin' new. Just outside of Pecos, with a dream that's overdue. But I got my entry fee, here in my boots, and I don't intend to lose. All broken up again, it's nuthin' new. Just outside of Pecos, with a busted rib, or two. But I got my entry fee, here in...

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we bury the past like but not with dread wounded hearts triaged and on the mend we bandage the cuts, scratches and mars slowly they heal with just a faint scar we pick it all up from yesterday start again fresh, another clean slate what we put in is what we get back tenacity a virtue that you never lacked you see the...

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