FOLK COLLECTION 11: The Skaggs Foundation Cowboy Poetry Collection

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Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
40
Skinny Rowland
The Midnight Monster
It must have been that musty smell, that seemed to fi;; the room, a thick and moldy rancid smell, that reminds one of a tomb.
monster, dream, fear
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
41
Skinny Rowland
Good Boy?
Now I'm telling you all, there ain't no ifs ands or buts, just too many people, really spoil their mutts.
puppy, trick, kindness
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
42
Skinny Rowland
Jack Pine Dan
Now his long white hair and beard, were blowing in the breeze, when at first I saw him, when he stepped out from the trees.
bear, mystery, mountain man
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
43
Skinny Rowland
Winter in the Mountains
Up here in the mountains, the silent snow drifts down, and settles softly to the earth, making natures winter gown.
mountains, seasons, nature
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
44
Skinny Rowland
The Roving Man
Now there was a roving man, who had traveled everywhere, he made his plans to leave a place, before arriving there.
wandering, travel, experience
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
45
Skinny Rowland
Mountain Mystery
As I sit here all alone, on this cold and wintery night, beside the old wood heater, and the glowing coal oil light.
mountain man, work, night
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
46
Skinny Rowland
The Mine
Now this feller walked up to my cabin, all loaded down with gear, and he said he was prospecting, just a few short miles from here.
mine, nuclear bomb, uranium
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
47
Skinny Rowland
The Old Wanderlust
Now the moon was shining brightly, in that big Montana sky, that summer's night so long ago, when I told my Nell goodbye.
wanderlust, moon, travel
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
48
Skinny Rowland
The Big Deal
Now this old feller, got to thinking one time, he had spent most his life, and had not made a dime.
ranching, devil, soul
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
49
Skinny Rowland
Big City Hunter
I blinked my eyes in disbelief, when I saw this city slicker, I pretended to be coughing, when I turned my head to snicker.
equipment, hunting, city
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
50
Skinny Rowland
Cross Country Jack
Now way up in Montana, where the mountain sides are steep, the countryside is rugged, and the snow is plenty deep.
mountain man, snowmobile, sheep
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
51
Skinny Rowland
Old Mangey
Now nearby lives a coyote, that sneaky thieving cur, someday I'll blow his brains out, and sell that mangey fur.
coyote, traps, hiding
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
52
Skinny Rowland
Old Dan and Lil
Now old "Mountain Dan," was a helluva man, from west of the great divide, he liked to compete, and never was beat, in a rodeo's bronc busting ride.
rodeo, competition, love
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
53
Skinny Rowland
The Deer Hunt
It was way up on a mountain, where I first saw this buck, and I thought at last there'd came a change, in my hunting luck.
deer, hunt, chase
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
54
Skinny Rowland
Just Too Tired
There ain't no more tobacco, in my old tobacco sack, there ain't no more firewood, piled out there in the back.
age, wear and tear, emptiness
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
55
Skinny Rowland
The Big One
Now in Montana's Big Hole, is where I made fishing history, and how you could've missed this tale, to me is sure a mystery.
fishing, fake, fisherman's tale
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
56
Skinny Rowland
Mountain Retreat
In these mountains of Montana, where the pine and aspen grow, I sit here in my cabin, amidst the swirling snow.
cabin, rustic, lifestyle
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
57
Skinny Rowland
Real Cowboys
Now you sure ain't no cowpoke dude, from way out in the west, I sure don't see no big quitar, or sequins on your vest.
cowboy, fashion, wealth
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
58
Skinny Rowland
The Secret Life
Now Jimmy you tie up that horse, then get washed up to eat, comb your hair and tuck in your shirt, and clean off those muddy feet.
child, family, tales
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
59
Skinny Rowland
Ablution Pollution
Now when nature called, this idiot stalled, when he would have made a big rush, for he had cut loose, like an overfed goose, then afterwards sped for the brush.
waterhole, pollution, manners
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
60
Skinny Rowland
North Dakota Nights
Now if family bug makes one akin, and on a North Dakota porch you've sat, you are like as not related then, to North Dakota's vampire gnat.
gnat, bug, insect
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
61
Skinny Rowland
Old Lightning
I s'pose you girls will want to listen, as I tell the fellers all the latest, it just happens now I've got a horse, and it just happens he's the greatest.
children's horse, speed, wild
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
63
Skinny Rowland
The Washtub by the Stove
Now some things are fixed solid, in the memories of the past, and one such weekly episode, of my childhood will last.
washtub, soap, cleanliness
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
64
Skinny Rowland
Fuel Shortage
Now the old pioneers, were as rough as they came, and I'd hate to try that, which brought such acclaim.
gasoline, food, wildlife
Poetry of Skinny Rowland, Complete Works to 1993
Skinny Rowland
FOLK COLL 11 R-49
65
Skinny Rowland
No Doubt At All
Hey! hold it up there dang you Jeb, you north end of a mule going south, I hear from the guys at the cookshack, that you've been running off your mouth.
rumor, lies, argument
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