Country Colored Memories
My poetry reflects my love for the Cowboy era and the simple things of times long gone. Who does not love a Cowboy?
Cowboys played an essential role in western civilization. Ranching was a big industry, and cowboys helped to run the ranches. They herded cattle, repaired fences, and took care of the horses.
The Cowboy’s life was far from glamorous, involving long, hard hours of back-breaking work. They shivered in the winter and ate sand in the hot summers.
In her sister’s shadows was the place she would goShe was always fourth in line in the sisters’ row always got the hand-me-downs, never got the newwaiting patiently in line for her feet to growin worn-out shoes A tear-streaked photo...
Foundling wheels were roughly two feet tall and were located on a church’s street-facing wall. From the outside, they looked like rectangular windows; however, they were actually rotating cylinders, just large enough to fit a newborn baby. Foundling wheels were...
There’s not a bird quite like the pink flamingoYou’ll see her strutting around putting on a show She loves wading in water with her neck held up highTo catch the attention of all passerby’s Fancy pink feathers and a boomerang-shaped...
Elephant Elephants are the largest land animals; there are there the heaviest animal by far wide flat ears and a very long trunk they like to play together; they have a lot of spunk They can crack a peanut in...