FOLK COLLECTION 11: The Skaggs Foundation Cowboy Poetry Collection

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Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Hellenback Springs

One mornin' after breakfast I heard Jim exclaim!

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Recyclin'

Recyclin' is plenty fine.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Goose Creek Massacre

Somewhere in the Oregon outback.

Rattlesnake Annie's Scattered Thoughts and Then Some!

FC 11 P-23

Linda Pishion

My Back Seat Guest

I'm glad Portland is to the west.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Bosses

Not far from the Columbia Ricer.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Summers End

Summers end is almost here.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Midnight Dream Mare

Sometimes a wild horse can only be ridden.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Emu Farmin'

When the emu business was still young.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

When I am Old

I will scoff at the hat.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Cowpoke

I'm just a Browns Creek cowpoke.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Dreamin'

I find it weird that I should fly.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Finer Diners

Finer diners dine at a fine fancy feedery.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Christmas Magic

There's something magical about.

Second Thoughts of Rattlesnake Annie's

FC 11 P-24

Linda Pishion

Evenin'

The sky is tinted pink.

Cowboy Poetry: The Campfire Ain't Quite Out

Kent Stockton

FC 11 S-59

113

Kent Stockton

Makin' Do

Times are tough out here in the West an' they may get tougher, too-- Those hwo live here are meetin' the test, but we're all just makin' do.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

115

Larry McWhorter

Peaches and the Twister

Now Peaches had a knack for takin' Things that wasn?t Peaches'.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

121

Larry McWhorter

The Open Gate

Hon' I thought I'd drop a line.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

127

Larry McWhorter

Ode to the Calf Cradle

Modern day ranches are doohickied up.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

130

Larry McWhorter

The Confrontation

A bride and groom of just three days.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

133

Larry McWhorter

Drip Coffee

On the day that I got married.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

136

Larry McWhorter

The Real Thing

Have you ever saddled up a horse you didn't want to ride.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

140

Larry McWhorter

Waitin' On the Drive

It's four o'clock when cook's bell calls.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

146

Larry McWhorter

Johnny Clare

In north central Oklahoma in the land known as the Osage.

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

155

Larry McWhorter

Preview of The Cowboy Book of Virtue

Cowboy Poetry: Contemporary Verse

FC 11 M-43

156

Larry McWhorter

Introduction

What is virtue?