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Chopo (The Horse, The Song)

By Rachel Dennis | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 15 March, 2017 | 0

Chopo Through rocky arroyos so dark and so deep; Down the sides of the mountains so slippery and steep; You’ve good judgment, sure footed, wherever you go You’re a safety conveyance my little Chopo. Whether single or double, or in the lead of a team, Over highways or byways or crossing a stream, You’re alwaysRead more

Ten Thousand Cattle Straying (Dead Broke)

By Rachel Dennis | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 1 March, 2017 | 0

Ten thousand cattle straying, They quit my range and travell’d away, And it’s “sons-of-guns” is what I say, I am dead broke, dead broke this day. Dead broke. Ten thousand cattle straying, They quit my range and travell’d away, And it’s “sons-of-guns” is what I say, I am dead broke, dead broke this day. DeadRead more

What The World Has To Offer

By Rachel Dennis | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 0

Twinkle Twinkle little star, where are all your friends In this city you are scarce, we both don’t belong Tonight, I wanna see the night sky burning, Tonight I wanna see all the light That the world has to offer, Take me much farther Where spaces are wide open, Fresh air is blowin’, That’s whereRead more

Zebra Dun

By Jack Thorp | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 0

Jack Thorp’s 1921 Songs of the Cowboys We were camped on the plains at the head of the Cimmaron When along came a stranger and stopped to arger some. He looked so very very foolish that we began to look around, We thought he was a greenhorn that had just ‘scaped from town. We askedRead more

Doney Gal

By anonymous | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 0

We’re alone, Doney Gal, in the wind and hail, Got to drive these dogies down the trail. We’ll ride the range from sun to sun, For a cowboy’s work is never done; He’s up and gone at the break of day, Drivin’ the dogies on their weary way. It’s rain or shine, sleet or snow,Read more

Some Cowboy Brag Talk

By Harry Jackson | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 1

I was born full growed with nine rows of jaw teeth and holes bored for more. There was spurs on my feet and a rawhide quirt in my hand, and when they opens the chute I come out a-riding a panther and a-roping the long-horned whales. I’ve rode everything with hair on it… and I’veRead more

I’d Like to be in Texas for the Roundup in the Spring

By anonymous | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 0

I’d Like to be in Texas for the Roundup in the Spring In a lobby of a big hotel in New York town one day, Sat a bunch of fellows telling yarns to pass the time away. They told of places where they’d been and all the sights they’d seen, And some of them praisedRead more

The Dying Cowboy

By H. Demons | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 6

“Oh, bury me not on the lone prairie”; Those words came slow and mournfully From the pallid lips of a youth that lay On his dying couch at the close of day. He had wasted and pined till o’er his brow Death’s shadows fast were drawing now; He had thought of home and the lovedRead more

On Night Herd

By Earl Alonzo Brininstool | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 0

So-ho, longhorns! Quit yet callin! Bed down, now, and be good steers! Stop that blamed infernal bawlin’, Fer it’s bedlam in my ears! You’re in fer a good ol’ cussin’ If you don’t stop rangin’ ’round! Go to sleep and quite yer fussin’, Pawin’ up this well bed-ground! So-ho, longhorns!  Stop yer proddin’! Quiet downRead more

The Tenderfoot

By Jack Thorp | Cowboy Poetry | 0 comment | 28 February, 2017 | 0

I thought one spring, just for fun, I’d see how cow-punching was done; And when the round-ups had begun I tackled the cattle-king. Says he, ” My foreman is in town, He’s at the plaza, his name is Brown; If you’ll see him he’ll take you down.” Says I, “That’s just the thing.” We startedRead more

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