FOLK COLLECTION 11: The Skaggs Foundation Cowboy Poetry Collection
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Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
68
Linda M. Hasselstrom
Rancher Roulette
It's no trick to get killed ranching.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
66
Linda M. Hasselstrom
Seasons in South Dakota
Dirty snow left in the gullies, pale green spread overnight on the hills mark spring.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
65
Linda M. Hasselstrom
Driving Into a Storm
Last night we burned feed stacks emptied over the long cold.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
64
Audrey Hankins
Relapse
AA books and Coors cans; Fresh starts, forgotten vows.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
63
Peggy Godfrey
Perfect Wife
George and I been thinkin'; 'Bout tryin' to find a wife.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
61
Peggy Godfrey
Roland
Everyone was sure Roland was my pa.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
60
Peggy Godfrey
Old Vogal
Told me I was lucky; When I went to cut his hay.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Graining the Mare: The Poetry of Ranch Women
Teresa Jordan
FC 11 J-10
59
June Brander Gilmanand and Helen Kay Brander
People Will Talk
You may get through the world, but it'll be very slow.
Poetry of Ranch Women
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
MISSING
FC 11 K-16
3
Jay Kulm
A Giant Four-Point Buck
In a meadow next to a graveled road.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
5
Jay Kulm
Boomers and Buckaroos
When there's people who raise cattle, You need people who raise hay.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
8
Jay Kulm
Stars
One night I was walking and watching the stars.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
9
Jay Kulm
The Wheat Harvester
When the weather's dry and people die of sunstroke from the heat.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
12
Jay Kulm
Hard Work on a Tractor
Driving a tractor is tedious work.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
13
Jay Kulm
How the Farm Got Efficient
Financially, farming has been kind of tough.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
14
Jay Kulm
Hair
Folks thought I bought some wooly chaps.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
16
Jay Kulm
A Poem About Roping
I never was much at roping.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
18
Jay Kulm
My Vegetarian Poem
I was working at a barbecue put on by the Rotarians.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
20
Jay Kulm
My California Vacation
I went for a ride through Rodayo Drive.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
22
Jay Kulm
The City
My mother told me about the dangers of the city.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
24
Jay Kulm
Hunters from the City
Some hunters from the city, For the weekend came to stay.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
25
Jay Kulm
A Picture in a Junk Store
Inside a box, beneath a shelf, In a junk store, in a small town.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry
FC 11 K-16
27
Jay Kulm
Cowboy Poets
Lately I've been troubled; And my mind's been filled with doubt.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry: Second Batch
FC 11 K-17
3
Jay Kulm
The Disappearing West
The West is disappearing, not so near as it once was.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry: Second Batch
FC 11 K-17
5
Jay Kulm
The Columbia River Gorge
We have a place for riding where the sagebrush stretches out.
Jay Kulm's Pocketbook of Cowboy Poetry: Second Batch
FC 11 K-17
7
Jay Kulm
The Visitor's Horse
I have friends my wife approves of, I have friends you'd say were bad.