FOLK COLLECTION 11: The Skaggs Foundation Cowboy Poetry Collection
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Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
262
Vaida Stewart Montgomery
Stampede
My thoughts, like cattle, roam the pastures of my mind.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
263
David Russell
Incomprehension
No day goes by but what I find.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
264
Angelico Chavez
Birds
The worlds a tree where birds abide.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
265
John McClure
In the Harvest
The sun shines hot from a clear sky.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
266
Lexie Dean Robertson
My Sins and I
I took my little secret sins.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
267
Daisy Lemon Coldiron
I Love This Little Town
I love this little town that has grown up.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
267
Goldie Capers Smith
Teacher
You wonder if my task grows old to me.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
268
Arthur M. Sampley
Of Those Who Wore the Wound Inside
Of those who wore the wound inside.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
268
Karle Wilson Baker
Box-Car Letters
Alone on the hill where the sun goes down.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
269
Fay M. Yauger
I Remember
My father rode a horse.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
270
Fay M. Yauger
Heritage
My father was tall as a tree is tall.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
271
Edward Doro
Ephemerides
April died the other night?
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
272
Witter Bynner
Prayer
Let us not look upon.
Signature of the Sun: Southwest Verse, 1900-1950
Mabel Major and T.M. Pearce
FC 11 M-02
273
Witter Bynner
Take Away the Darkness
Against the sun there sets a moon.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
8
John Cutler Dofflemyer
blackrock pass
a thunderstorm began to form.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
10
John Cutler Dofflemyer
a little too close to town
between the brush and rock piles.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
13
John Cutler Dofflemyer
cowboy rhymers
I've read some rhymes of other boys.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
14
John Cutler Dofflemyer
singin'
only cowboy hafta sing alone.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
15
John Cutler Dofflemyer
old pickup roads
the raindrops find their red-dust bed.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
16
John Cutler Dofflemyer
cow-shrink
the vocabulary of the bovine breed.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
17
John Cutler Dofflemyer
cowboys and condors
they've captured the condors to keep 'em alive.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
18
John Cutler Dofflemyer
registered names
say "good-by" to the broncs with no registered name.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
18
John Cutler Dofflemyer
gone to town
it was a pleasant Saturday.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
20
John Cutler Dofflemyer
real representation for real people
I think futures a tolerabler topic.
Dry Creek Rhymes
FC 11 D-11
22
John Cutler Dofflemyer
drought of seventy-seven
it was dry in the fall of seventy-six.