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Cowpuncher Poems - Poems about Cowpuncher


Premium Member Cowpuncher
...beneath t h e s* t *a* r *s campfire flames w a n e a guitar stut~ters the cowboy’s song trails off ... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Contest:......

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Categories: cowpuncher, night,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Bull-Ridin' Slim
...There wuz once an ol' cowpuncher named Slim Who attempted bull-ridin' on a whim Throwed in a heap of manure 'Twuz more'n he could endure Thus ceased......

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Categories: cowpuncher, humorous,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member An Evenin' At the Long Branch Saloon
...Things wuz purty quiet 'til them thirsty cowpokes stormed into Abilene town! They'd been on the long and dusty trail and wuz ready to toss some whiskey down! The trail boss paid 'em thar wages sayin'......

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Categories: cowpuncher, cowboy-western,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Cowpuncher Jawbones With His Horse
...I reckon to us city dudes an' ordinary blokes it seems somewhat strange, But a cowpoke an' his horse become pards when ridin' the lonely range! Pausin' fer a roll-yer-own under a ponderosa after a ......

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Categories: cowpuncher, cowboy-western, me, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cowboyin'
...Cowboyin' seems so romantical as seen in th' pitcher shows. Ain't a lick uv truth in that as ever' workin' cowpoke knows. Movie stars is paid big bucks with a fancy saddle fer thar horse, An' alwa......

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Categories: cowpuncher, cowboy-westernstars,
Form: Rhyme



Waddie Peacock's Last New Year
...(The real Waddie Peacock, described only as “an old L.S. cowpuncher,” had the distinction of being the first person buried in Logan, New Mexico’s first cemetery in 1910.) It seems a man rides......

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Categories: cowpuncher, angst, cowboy-western, history, sad,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Big Smalley
...It was back in '89 when I worked the Rockin' B, That they hired a large cowpuncher that we called Big Smalley. I reckon that ol' cowboy musta went 'bout six foot nine-- And to our suprise was the ......

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Categories: cowpuncher, cowboy-western, funny, philosophy,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

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