Poems about Cowboy poetry

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From Cheyenne To Infamy

by apoeticinjustice 49 lines, 20 comments, on Nov 1 10:03 AM. In Cowboy Poetry
Who’s Suzy Now? (Or Why I Became a Bronc Rider)

by apoeticinjustice 102 lines, 20 comments, on Jul 17 6:26 PM. In Cowboy Poetry, Humor, Personal
Boots Full of Sand

Sometimes those brief romances, have a way of hanging on,
when a cowboy takes his chances, then finds himself alone.

by malmadre 37 lines, 12 comments, on Jul 9 11:26 AM. In Contest, Cowboy poetry, Life, Thoughts
Beauty Over Substance

by apoeticinjustice 27 lines, 11 comments, on May 5 1:34 PM. In Cowboy Poetry, humor
the train robber

by kidwithgun 38 lines, 17 comments, on Feb 7 1:16 AM. In cowboy poetry
Avenging Jack

A ruthless wind stirred the aspens,
the August moon rose, cloaked in clouds.

by apoeticinjustice 77 lines, 20 comments, on Feb 4 11:36 PM. In Cowboy Poetry
Horse Playin'

by apoeticinjustice 122 lines, 19 comments, on Jan 6 11:56 AM. In Cowboy Poetry, Humor

Lessons That I’ve Learned

by apoeticinjustice 50 lines, 30 comments, on Nov 3 10:14 AM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Humor
The Cowboy

by apoeticinjustice 24 lines, 16 comments, on Oct 25 9:30 PM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Personal, Nature
I Ride The Hills Of Yesteryear

I ride the hills of yesteryear
On a horse I call regret

by apoeticinjustice 74 lines, 32 comments, on Oct 20 11:09 AM 2007. In Personal, Cowboy Poetry
The Ballad of John Angus

You are wide as you are tall
A horny kind of fellow

by apoeticinjustice 34 lines, 12 comments, on Oct 6 2:00 PM 2007. In Humor, Cowboy Poetry, Personal
A Cowboy Is His Name

His legacy is rodeo
And Cowboy is his name.

by Rebel-Girl 89 25 lines, 1 comment, on Aug 15 6:31 PM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry
Taming Of The Tornado

A red and white-faced Braford, over sixteen hundred pounds / A bull they called Tornado and his fury knew no bounds / They said “He can’t b

by sewasham 30 lines, 7 comments, on May 27 11:01 PM 2007. In Cowboy poetry
A Cowboy's Tomorrows

The trail was quiet and lonely, / The cattle had long went to sleep. / The old cowhand watched from a ridge top, / With no company but the

by Mythtress 48 lines, 13 comments, on May 25 5:47 AM 2007. In Cowboy poetry

Prairie Lullaby

The campfire light’s a dimmin’ and the stars are overhead / My saddle is my pillow as I get my blanket spread / The day has been a long one

by sewasham 20 lines, 6 comments, on May 19 11:57 PM 2007. In Cowboy poetry, Nature
The Cowboy

he rides for freedom / to feel the wind upon his beard / to taste the rain upon his lips / to hear the coyotes howl / their midnight song

by Angel With No Halo 32 lines, 7 comments, on May 9 12:47 AM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Nature, Escape
The Fourth Horseman

by apoeticinjustice 69 lines, 17 comments, on Apr 7 9:39 AM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry
Rodeo

because she knows
hes gonna go
to that damn thing he calls a rodeo

by Txredneck-07 24 lines, 3 comments, on Mar 2 11:52 AM 2007. In cowboy poetry
The Cowboy Goes Courtin’

“Why, ain’t you a pearl!!” I grinned at my girl,
leaping out of my old ford truck

by apoeticinjustice 59 lines, 24 comments, on Feb 24 8:38 PM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Humor, Personal
The Gravitational Force of Midnight

From the prairies of Alberta
There came a bucking horse

by apoeticinjustice 29 lines, 22 comments, on Feb 21 2:58 PM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, History
A Cowboy's Passing

by apoeticinjustice 28 lines, 13 comments, on Feb 11 9:13 AM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Personal

Cowboys Are Made, Not Born

by apoeticinjustice 35 lines, 12 comments, on Feb 10 3:55 PM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Humor, Personal
The Bullfighter

by apoeticinjustice 45 lines, 8 comments, on Feb 10 12:54 PM 2007. In Cowboy Poetry, Personal
Come on Boy

A sad poem.

by Tequilla On Ice 50 lines, 8 comments, on Jan 30 3:58 PM 2007. In sad, cowboy, cowboy poetry, horse, death
What It Takes To Be A Cowboy

by apoeticinjustice 50 lines, 21 comments, on Jan 7 10:02 AM 2007. In Humor, Cowboy Poetry, Personal
The Old Grey Mare (She Ain't What She Used To Be)

by apoeticinjustice 77 lines, 25 comments, on Jan 6 9:09 AM 2007. In Humor, Personal, Cowboy poetry
The Song My Mother Sings

Over the mountains and past the foothills
The Chinook wind carols its winter song

by apoeticinjustice 32 lines, 19 comments, on Dec 23 11:03 AM 2006. In Lyrics, Nature, Spiritual, Cowboy Poetry
Junior's Saddle

Frank Duce
Saddle Bronc
Champion

by apoeticinjustice 36 lines, 12 comments, on Dec 2 10:27 AM 2006. In Other, Personal, Dedication, My life, Cowboy Poetry
The Hill

by apoeticinjustice 63 lines, 28 comments, on Nov 3 8:13 AM 2006. In Personal, Spiritual, Nature, Cowboy Poetry
Where An Eagle Soars

The sun shines down on that mountain meadow
On sacred ground glides a tiny shadow

by apoeticinjustice 39 lines, 26 comments, on Aug 3 6:02 PM 2006. In Spiritual, Nature, Love, Cowboy Poetry

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