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A COWBOYS STORY
Contributed by
Adelle
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Monday, 15th May 2006 @ 05:53:25 PM in AEST
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StoryPoetry
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this ole farmer a yacker and a yeller gives his a talken to bout the ole worken he had to do that ole shovel made of steel and medal was his survival out there a diggen in dirt and rubble no man knows the hell of a farmers soul unless its seen and hes a always worken to get it clean that ole farmer see Nile n all tellen his tale before his eyes fall rocken away now you listen hed say this straw hat here on my head I hold dear wore it dawn til dusk and when the straw was a fallen I would add some more a taken it from the hay of my horse that ole horse lived till he wrinkled hea became see Nile himself lived til he was fifty and two that ole thing kept me a company through every a passin long day while the flies would bug his face wed have a chatten time that ole horse listened knowin he was mine I labored til my hands were dead while wearin my favorite shirt plaid red now you listen here listen careful n sincere that horse and I made a lot of money in all those years of a farming my shovel still hangs in the barn rusted and dusty its still a hangin on you take care of that shovel and dont go a changin it out money is not everything dont spend it in a wasting take this land make it rich and golden showin nottun but a happy asmilin soon im a goin to leave this life hopein to find my horse awaitin for my good ole chatten time just bury me where the sun does shine that should be your memory for I spent many days in the sun a laboring now heres that money I didnt spend even a penny I a shoved the beers away and I atook that money and saved I am a millionaire have a plenty to share no need to be fancy just take what ya need I a came from the good ole times take a lesson from my a life so many a cars so a many computers easy a spendins livin above your means all I had was my shovel my horse and I only had each other didnt drink a beers my own cabin for, I a labored worked hard for every earnins so bury me where the sun rises n taken my money n investin it wisely this ole cowboy is goin to sleep good night sunny see ya lookin down from the sun a smiling
may 14 2006
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Adelle
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2006-05-15 17:53:25] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: A COWBOYS STORY
(User Rating: 1 ) by Cupid on
Monday, 15th May 2006 @ 10:14:30 PM AEST (User
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I really like the way you wrote out the farmer/ cowboy's dialect, Adelle!
This poem is fun and creative!
Keep up the good work! |
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Re: A COWBOYS STORY
(User Rating: 1 ) by katt on
Tuesday, 16th May 2006 @ 12:53:33 AM AEST (User
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Too funny. Really enjoyed this. Sounds like one of my relatives down in South Georgia.
good job~
katt |
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