FOLK COLLECTION 11: The Skaggs Foundation Cowboy Poetry Collection
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Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
15
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Girl Wanted -- Mistletoe
And now it's comin' Christmastime I can't help but know, By the white and waxy berries of the old mistletoe
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
16
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Cowboy and Coyote
Ridin' home when light is fallin', And the draws are dim and still, I can hear the coyote wailin'
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
18
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
The Old Trailer
Far across the sunny ranges, up the foothill, through the pass
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
19
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
The Roover's Roast
You that in the trail believes, let the drinks go 'round again./ No true rover ever grieves
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
22
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Good-Bye Old Forty Five
The trails are safe' old foes forgot, We've shook the lad of gun and dirk.
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
24
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
The Losers
Open the old cigar box, get us some stogies stout
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
26
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
To the Lady of the South Pass on Her Birthday
When our mortal trail has led us, far beyond the Land of Youth/ And we try to hide our birthday's/ Or at least conceal the truth
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
27
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
In the Smoke
Faces lined with desert wrinkles, Boot heels on the backs of seats
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
28
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Semi-Arid
My cow may sport her rangy brand, but no more gads and strays
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
29
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Ode to the Busted Comb
O melancholy ruin of a comb O fragmentary wreak of what was once/ Bright beauty's aid and ally in the war
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
30
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Camp smoke
Ridin' in the mornin', When the stars are pale, And the day's a-bornin'
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
33
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
Arizony's Probation
And Nevada stacks her chips, They belong to the forty six grown up folks/ And nobody minds their slips
Poems of the West by Charles Badger Clark, Jr.: Previously Unpublished
Greg Scott
FC 11 S-37
35
Charles Badger Clark, Jr.
The Julia Elizabeth
Just out of glory, Utterly new, Little Miss Axtell, I 'gratulate you
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
1
Ramona Turmon
The Old and the New
This is a tale about cowboy ways old and new
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
3
Lona Tankersley Burkhart
Where the Old Trail Meets the New
There's a spot down the road, where the old trails meet the new.
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
4
Ramona Turmon
Vanishing American West
There's a place I'm missing it was and now is no more/ It's not gone, it's just not like it was before
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
5
Lona Tankersley Burkhart
Cowboy's Prayer
Dear God, you made your heaven, up above, so I'm told,
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
7
Ramona Turmon
Ropers Up North
Boy, I really do like to rope/ It's addicting I guess like dope
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
8
Ramona Turmon
Dually Pick-Ups
GOING UP AND DOWN THE ROADTHESE DAYS ARE LOTS OF PICKUPS
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
9
Lona Tankersley Burkhart
A Song of the Wild Geese
Oh, cowboy,/ Have you sat your horse on a rocky ridge,/ with winter in the air
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
11
Ramona Turmon
Feedlot Cow Boss
Here he comes to meet us/ He's our cow boss
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
12
Ramona Turmon
The Rancher
There's riding and roping/ Plenty of sweat and hoping
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
13
Lona Tankersley Burkhart
To a Buckskin Mare Named Get Along Gal
I walked out and saw you lying there, at the foot of the hill./ My old heart stopped beating, and my whole world stood still.
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
15
Ramona Turmon
Horse Sense
There was a time when horses carried people on thir back/ Horses used to work for a living
Where Old Trails Meet the New on Oregon High Desert
Ramona Turmon and Lona Tankersley Burkhart
FC 11 T-12
16
Ramona Turmon
Whiskey
This ole horse and me/ we're good friends you see