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St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa Ok. New Years Day 2017 Miracle Man A Divine intervention, that day had taken place. I’m writing this account, only through God’s grace. The Widow Maker and S.C.I. had put me in that strait. I was laying at death’s door, in an unconscious state. During those comatose days, I heard God’s Heavenly choir. But then, I couldn’t fathom, what would soon transpire. You’re A medical...

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Categories: tulsa, death, god, health, miracle,
Form: Quatrain
A Cowboy From Tulsa
I once knew a young cowboy in Tulsa. He was broad shouldered with longish blonde hair. He rodeo’d with the best of that breed, And he was champion of our county fair. He was something to see with the women. Always had a new beauty in his sight. Never heard ‘em complain about nothin’- He disappeared in the dead of the...

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Categories: tulsa,
Form: Quatrain



Tulsa
There once was a large fat man from Tulsa Who liked his beans covered with hot salsa More he'd say Hotter some way While his stomach was crying carumba...

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Categories: tulsa, humor,
Form: Limerick
Rodeo In Tulsa
I knew a rodeo champ in Tulsa He was broad shouldered with shiny blonde hair He was a sight to behold with women And knew all of them at our county fair Then one night in the dead of the Winter He left town and was never seen again We heard he had settled down in Texas Or he was seen...

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Categories: tulsa,
Form: Rhyme
A Young Cowboy From Tulsa
A Young Cowboy From Tulsa I once knew a young cowboy in Tulsa Broad shouldered with long blonde hair He rodeo’d with the best of that breed And was champion of our county fair. He was a sight to behold with women A new girl every Saturday night Never heard ‘em complain about nothin’ They all said he treated them right. Then one night...

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Categories: tulsa,
Form: Cowboy Poetry




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