Marycile Beer

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12/06/20112112 Verse
08/23/20102896 Rhyme
08/23/20102144 I do not know?
08/20/20102299 Rhyme
08/20/20101870 I do not know?
08/19/20101964 Rhyme
08/19/20102145 I do not know?
08/19/20101939 Rhyme
08/17/20101856 Verse
08/17/20102021 Verse
08/17/20101952 Verse
08/17/20101821 Verse
08/17/20101937 Verse
08/16/20102896 Rhyme
08/16/20101956 I do not know?
08/15/20101997 Rhyme
08/09/20102142 Verse
07/19/20102594 Verse
07/14/20102334 I do not know?
07/14/20101983 Acrostic
07/13/20102518 Verse
07/13/20102018 Rhyme
07/12/20102640 I do not know?
07/07/20102284 Rhyme
07/05/20102227 Rhyme
07/05/20102043 Rhyme
07/04/20102651 Rhyme
07/02/20101921 I do not know?
06/29/20102138 Rhyme
06/28/20101890 I do not know?
06/24/20102088 Rhyme
06/22/20102089 Rhyme
06/20/20102120 Rhyme
06/15/20101837 Verse
06/15/20102413 Rhyme
06/14/20102053 I do not know?
06/14/20102043 Verse
01/11/20102082 Rhyme
01/11/20102034 Rhyme
01/11/20102236 Rhyme
01/11/20101981 Rhyme
01/10/20092316 I do not know?
09/02/20082083 Prose Poetry
09/02/20082084 Prose Poetry
09/02/20082282 Prose Poetry
08/16/20082730 Verse
08/13/20081969 Rhyme
08/06/20081958 Rhyme
08/06/20082703 Rhyme
07/14/20082363 I do not know?
07/09/20082280 I do not know?
07/04/20081959 Free verse
06/28/20081519 Rhyme
06/26/20081780 Free verse
06/26/20082056 I do not know?
06/13/20082054 Free verse
06/12/20081711 Free verse
06/11/20081766 Free verse
06/04/20081791 Free verse
06/04/20081891 Free verse
03/15/20082431 Free verse
03/14/20081527 Free verse
03/14/20081736 Free verse
03/14/20082232 Free verse
03/12/20081584 Free verse
02/26/20081767 Free verse
02/23/20081682 Rhyme
02/20/20081867 Rhyme
02/19/20082174 Free verse
02/17/20081564 Free verse
02/17/20082956 Haiku
02/16/20081619 Free verse
02/16/20081608 Verse
02/04/20082086 Free verse
02/04/20082648 Free verse
02/04/20081989 Free verse
01/25/20081638 Rhyme
01/24/20081810 Free verse
01/21/20081915 Rhyme
01/05/20081921 Free verse
12/27/20071856 Prose Poetry
12/27/20071813 Prose Poetry
12/27/20071622 Prose Poetry
12/27/20071750 Prose Poetry
12/27/20071871 Prose Poetry
12/26/20071483 I do not know?
12/26/20071825 Free verse
12/23/20071525 Free verse
12/21/20071771 Free verse
12/18/20071778 Free verse
12/14/20071526 Free verse
12/11/20072244 Free verse
12/11/20071428 Rhyme
12/11/20071611 Rhyme
12/01/20071466 Free verse
11/13/20071815 Free verse
11/13/20071665 Free verse
11/12/20071701 Free verse
11/12/20072017 Rhyme
11/11/20071823 Free verse

Biography

I was born in Wichita, Kansas.  The third generation in the family's now 5 generation business.  Anything you can do to a truck from salvage to selling new parts to manufacturing farm or oil field equipment was our business.  My mother was from the famous Nebraska Sand Hill cattle country where her family was deep in the history of this country.  My growing up years were spend around the family business, the cattle country of my mother and the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota where mom's sister taught in an Indian Government school.  After a brief stint in the company I opted to become a teacher and go to the land of my mother.  There I married a cowboy and we became ranchers.  Thus the story 'THE COWBOY AND THE TEACHER.'  We moved from the Sand Hills to the Rosebud Reservation.  It was there I accepted my first writing assignment.  I became known as 'THE SAND HILLS SCHRIVNER' in the monthly supplment THE OUTLOOK MAGAZINE  to our local Valentine Newspaper.  My columns were all about the humorous goings on of our family life in the ranching business.  Like a trip to the grocery store with 4 small children likened to a Chess Game.  Or trying to rationalize to our 7 year old when she was asked to do a chore and came back "YOU NEVER DO ANYTHING FOR ME."  Or the disappointment of our youngest when she discovered the fighting cock, I took a whole roll of film of, turned out to be just a WEED.  And the artistic antics of the boys as they painted the walls of the shop building with the grease guns.  I did not print their father's reaction.  From there I wrote similar articles for THE FENCE POST magazine in Colorado.  Now I have a column called BITS AND PIECES, same theme, in the PRAIRIE CONNECTION in Harper, Kansas.

My Reservation years produced many poems and musical lyrics found in my enclosed collection.  Thanks to this wonderful internet friend   poetrysoup.com   I am now able to share my memories with you.  In between the column years I wrote 2 novels.  Book one is the story of a teacher and a cowboy in the early years of the Sand Hills called THESE HILLS OF SAND.  Book two is the continuation of their story called THE ROMANCE.  I call them SEMI HYSTERICAL NOVELS OF THE SAND HILLS.  I also have two short subject books BITS AND PIECES OF MY MIND and  MORE BITS AND PIECES mostly drawn from our family experiences as stated above.  For instance, one day one of the grand daughters said something cute.  I shot across the room to jot it down.  Her sister quickly came back with "You better keep your mouth shut, she's gone for her pencil."  Maybe one day they will be published.

Now it is your turn.  Welcome to my heart, soul and mind.............Cile  PS  my name is pronounded SEAL.  Which is another story, thanks to our oldest grandson.

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Dear Friends,  it is with a breaking heart I must let you know my Cowboy passed away July 7, 2005.  He will now be able to join the great Cattle Drive in the heavens.

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