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Short Corrals Poems

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


Unbridled Freedom
a canyon in the west
where the horses run free
no bars, no corrals
a beautiful sight
unbridled freedom
the way it should be...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: corrals, imagination
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Might I - Hover
ah!?
the scent
you!
flower

let!
my humming
b...!
heard gently

tasting!
your sweet
bl...!
..ossoms

my!
sense...'s
stay!
on you

all!?
day long
your!
presence

roundt!
corrals me
to!
sense

your!
pleasures
to!
be sought



stan sand...

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© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: corrals, animal, appreciation, happiness, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Galloping Gabby Horses With Windy Voices-
If horses Had voices They would yell Hee Haw! But that's the cowboys atop their backs Releasing them from their corrals-stalls Galloping away As they sway Yippee ki-yay Horses do have voices See all they do is winnie~
6/9/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021...

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Categories: corrals, analogy, appreciation, character, funny, horse,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Refurbished Nursery Rhymes: Old MacDonald or Afoul of Vowels
Old MacDonald had a farm
With some noisy critters on it.
They mostly mooed, or neighed,
Or clucked, or brayed,
But some stayed
Resolutely mute,
I'm afraid.
It wasn't his equines,
Or bovines,
Or fowls,
Or anything lodged in his barns or corrals,
But a couple of rather recalcitrant vowels.
The "e" and the "i" and the "o"
Answered the call,
While the "a" and the "u"
Stayed conspicuously AWOL.
...

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Categories: corrals, humor,
Form: Light Verse
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!...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: corrals, cowboy-western
Form: Cowboy Poetry




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