Short Broncos Poems

Short Broncos Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Broncos by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Broncos by length and keyword.


Stand Back

Just back from the rodeo, man I was bold
Two bucking broncos and a fillie i rode
I got dust in my nose
Down to my toes
You better stand back I'm about to explode
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Southern Hospitality

Suckers suck
Truckers truck
Mickey Mouse mongrels maltrusively muck
Broncos buck
Lady luck
'Fraid to say the word

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Inspired by the late great George Carlin

Premium Member Time Out To Mourn

Excuse me while I take time out to mourn

     I can see the headlines tomorrow morn

          BRONCOS TAKE A BASHING

               COACH GIVES TEAM TONGUE LASHING

                    The outcome left Bronco boosters forlorn

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Manning Vs Brady

The naysayers said Manning was too old,

     And under Brady's pressure he would fold.

          But Peyton proved 'em wrong,

               And came through very strong!

                    Manning out-gunned Brady and caught him cold!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired

GOOOOO BRONCOS!!!!!!!!!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thanks to Cowboy Bob

Cowboy Bob loved taking the kids to the campfire
He told them stories about roping cattle, cleaning manure out of barns,
riding broncos, driving tractors, eating from a chuckwagon
They were fascinated by his stories
There was a lot of laughter
We grown-ups had our own circle and our own bonfire
Grateful that Cowboy Bob loved entertaining our children
It made our campout experience so much nicer


Cowboys and Corrals

There’s a long tradition of cowboys and their pals,
Watchin’ buckin’ broncos settin’ on wood corrals.
It’s something they enjoys and sure ‘nuff don’t avoids—
But, dern that wood is hard on their ol’ hemorrhoids!

Feels like they’s sittin’ on a brandin’ iron that’s hot—
It’s an awful feelin’ that ain’t too soon forgot.
And ridin’ saddles ain’t much better I allows—
But leastways there’s more paddin’ than them wood corrals!
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

Super Bowl Surprise

The weather for the Super Bowl
Amazingly, was great,
For winter in New Jersey
Is a cause to hesitate.

But yesterday was almost warm,
A respite from the freeze,
With temperatures unheard of,
Reaching 46 degrees!

Today it's back to winter
As the snow is forming piles;
The players and the fans
Are so relieved they're sporting smiles.

Except for all the Broncos
And their rooters, who would choose
A snow delay for yesterday
So maybe they'd not lose!
Form: Rhyme

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