Short Cowgirl Poems

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


Cowgirl

Rhoda Maverick loved Tom Mix
And cowboys keen on roping tricks
So hard-up men
Found her their hen
And all her chicks were little prix
Form: Limerick


A Lone Star Pun

A cowgirl got bucked off her horse
And flew through the air with some force
A prickly pear
Caught her right where
A lack of chaps caused her remorse!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member mine milkmaid

.

            i thought i'd need
                thuh cowgirl

                       well
                i did git one
                   did i not

Chaps

A young cowgirl will sing by and by
"Whoopee tie your yipee whoopee tie!"
For she knows how to cling
To a bull's ding-a-ling
But has nary a clue with small fry
Form: Limerick

Rough Cowgirl Etta

Rough desperate cowgirl Etta,
Really should have known better,
When she finally got a boyfriend
She quickly branded his rear end,
He surely did live to regret her.
Form: Limerick


Cowgirl (Adult Content)

She mounts her stallion. Rides hard, nectar overflows. Tightening private muscles. Dismounts her stallion. Takes nice long, sensuous bath. Now relaxing all muscles.
Form: Choka

Premium Member A Kentucky Cowgirl

Know this gal, a cowgirl from Kentucky Turns my crank, consider myself lucky The phrase “good friend” Even transcends If ever I lose her, I'd get a pain in the tummy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A New Short Story - Sunny - Posted

The "poem length police have nabbed me again - so I had to put my new piece
"Sunny" 
in the story story section.

Here's the URL:
https://www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/sunny_9449

Premium Member Cowgirl Fantasy

The girls on the ranch all jumped for joy
when they learned that their boss would employ
a handsome buckaroo
and they dreamed they'd make do
like the song "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy"!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member He Looked Approachable

Cali, the cowgirl painted stars on her happy bull McVey
Others tried not to stare; I could not look away
He looked adorable, approachable, cute almost.
Get any nearer, she told me, and you will be a ghost.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stomping Romping Clomping Boots

cowgirl stomping
rodeo romping
pasture clomping
faster chomping
joyful cowgirl boots

embroidered with a flower
wrinkled from a shower
with all kinds of kicking power
cowgirl stomping romping clomping boots
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Broom Zoom

she might be old, but she still can make a broom zoom
I was not so sure, but I do not to want to bring the gloom
I watched in the sky, and my friend was right of course
She rode that broom like a cowgirl rides a bucking horse
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Cowgirl

Stanza #1.

I want to be a cowboy
And see the open range.
I want to meet a cowgirl
Whose values are the same?
We'll raise some little cowpokes
And give them old folks names.
I want to meet my cowgirl
So we can ride on the range.
Form: Rhyme

Cowboys

I’m more New York than Nashville
I’m more classic than cowgirl chic
more rock n roll than country twang
not much for fishing down by the creek
I like being in the city
not a cabin on a country mile
that doesn't mean I
don't like cowboys
every once in awhile
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Daddys Girl

Daddy's little girl
Daddy's little angel 
Daddy's little princess 
Daddy's little cowgirl 
Growing up to be a sweet, beautiful , caring , kind young lady 
But she'll always be daddy's little girl 
Daddy's little angel 
Daddy's little princess 
Daddy's little cowgirl.
Form: ABC

Premium Member one more lick at cowboy

.
                                  i meant
                                      ((thump))
                                  cowgirl
                                   yeah i (((thump)))
                           (((lump)))
                                      did

Premium Member Fancy Dancy Unicorn Friendly Cowgirl Boots

Fancy dancy unicorn friendly cowgirl boots
Stomping tromping riding along on shoots
With glitz and spritz and things that make me smile
Kicking and tricking up things on this country mile
I see you coming and I laugh at the things you do.
All feminine and girly, showing up every ballet shoe.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Boots

Cowboy and Cowgirl BOOTS
Leather and Rubber BOOTS
Riding and Mucking BOOTS
Boot-Scootin' Boogie BOOTS
Ankle and Knee BOOTS
Steel-Toed, Stinky BOOTS
Puss n' Boots and Kinky BOOTS.

THIRD PLACE WINNER
written August 7, 2021
for "The Marmite Poem" poetry contest
sponsored by Natasha L Scragg
Form: List

Premium Member Yippi-Yi-Yo-Ki-Ya

yippi-yi-yo
take control
be tough
cowgirl

strap on those six-guns
silver spurs
and leather
cowboy chaps

throw on the saddle
and ten-gallon cowboy hat
mount him slowly
and keep it steady
there now

speed it up
pull back hard
and ride him rough
be tough
cowgirl

yippi-yi-yo
ki-ya

Premium Member The Cowgirl

Like her folks
She smokes
Rough shirts 
On Jean skirts 
Though a chiller
She looks a killer
Her mushroom-cat
Is half-eaten by a rat
No mosquito hurts her 
In her presence I'm in stir
Why this sadness on her face?
Did she fail in any competition race?
Do not be worried, O, my strong little girl.
Don’t leaves and flowers in winter wind furl?

Country Folk

Cowboy
                                          Brawny, Tough 
                                   Riding, Roping, Drinking
                          Spurs, Horses, Companions, Jewelry
                                   Racing, Riding, Flirting
                                       Spunky, Tougher 
                                              Cowgirl
Form: Diamante

Storekeepers scatter salmon cool as cherries

snaps cowgirl Indian boyfriend 
The sound of buffalo meat on her teeth,
Taste the smell of sleep,
Cannabis wafting,
Chew the diamond, steal the slipper,
Call the captain and skinny dipper.
The palm fronds climb.
Squaw walks whiskey hills

Eyes cracked wide shut
Gripped by the hunger of a world,
 chasing visions
The moon bleeds through the window
The stars hum a song of youth.

The Cowgirl Way

Took leave from my job to live the cowgirl way
Didn’t think, I’ll be pitching bales of hay
Living the cowgirl way was a rough ride
Didn’t realize I had to skin rawhide
I was raised a country girl myself
But my skills had sat on a shelf
It was back breaking work to hard for me
I just had to turn in the key
I wasn’t a young girl anymore
So, I headed straight to the door

JANUARY 25, 2021
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Always&Forever

you are my sunshine ;
     when there are too many clouds .
you are my smile ;
     when i wanna frown .
you are my laugh ; 
     when i wanna cry .
i love to dance around in your cowboy hat ;
       when no one else is around .
i love when you tell me ;
       im glad your my cowgirl .
i love when you hold me so close ;
       i can hear your heart skip a beat .
im glad i your ; always&forever
Form:

Premium Member Cowboys

As far back as I can remember
A cowboy I wanted to be
But apparently I’m not a club member
For I’m a she and not a he

So I settled for being a cowgirl
Clad in my Dale Evans suit
‘Neath a cowboy hat I hid each curl
Hoping cowboys wouldn’t shoot

But they drew their pistols anyway
Laughing with great frivolity
And now that I’m older, I must say
Women still fight for equality



Written April 29, 2014
Form: Rhyme

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