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| Searching... Subject: RODEOS Matches Found: 24 ALL-GIRL RODEO, 1959, by DAN LAMBERTON Poem Source First Line: My mother wore red-leather riding boots Last Line: As ours, where, in shades of bunch grass, cloud and granite,%their own wild horses would be strainin Subject(s): Rodeos; Women In Sports CLOSING OF THE RODEO, by WILLIAM JAY SMITH Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: The lariat snaps, the cowboy rolls Last Line: Good-bye, say the barber poles. %dark drum the vanishing horses' hooves Subject(s): Labor And Laborers; Rodeos; Sports FALLON RODEO LONG TIME AGO, by ADRIAN C. LOUIS Poem Source First Line: The bonfire laughed upward Subject(s): Native Americans; Rodeos; San Francisco FOR JEFF, by JON BOWERMAN Poem Source First Line: You followed rodeo from calgary to el paso Subject(s): Cowboys; Rodeos FREEDOM, OKLAHOMA, RODEO, by KATHLEEN JOHNSON Poem Source First Line: What went on inside Last Line: As if it would never %let go Subject(s): Oklahoma; Rodeos GOING TO THE SHAWNEE RODEO, by DON BELL Poem Source First Line: I was fightin' this model t ... Oklahoma clay Subject(s): Cowboys; Rodeos GOOD RODEO FAIRY, by JAMES RICHARD BROUGHTON Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Very rough and tumble those root-tooting rustlers Last Line: So circular sweetly again we have tempo %and plenty of room for our pretty heigh-hos Subject(s): Rodeos HIGH SCHOOL RODEO PARADE, by TERESE SVOBODA Poem Source First Line: It starts when the cop drops the wax paper Subject(s): High School Students; Parades; Rodeos HURRAH FOR THE STOCK, by PAUL ZARZYSKI Poem Source First Line: In roundup, montana %toothless rodeo cowboys with bowed legs Last Line: Is it any wonder %cattle boo the national anthem? Subject(s): Montana; Rodeos I INTERVIEW THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO BULL, by NATHAN WHITING Poem Source First Line: He says a big red eye Subject(s): Bulls; Rodeos LEGACY OF THE RODEO MAN, by BAXTER BLACK Poem Source First Line: There's a hundred years of history and a hundred before that Last Line: It's guts and love and glory - one mortal's chance at fame %his legacy is rodeo and cowboy is his na Subject(s): Cowboys; Rodeos MAN AGAINST BEAST, by MABEL E. GEYER Poem Text First Line: The bull is angry, smarting from the lash Last Line: And man will find his need for struggle ceased. Subject(s): Rodeos MEDICINE ROCK RODEO, by LINDA M. HASSELSTROM Poem Source First Line: The bleachers are crowded, folks Subject(s): Rodeos MY RODEO, by MARCUS JACK GRAPES Poem Source First Line: I'm ashamed of my cheap rodeo Last Line: Its occasional cough, the short low moan %just before daybreak. My cheap rodeo Subject(s): Rodeos RODEO, by DIANA DER-HOVANESSIAN Poem Source First Line: The grand finale Last Line: The west is won Subject(s): Rodeos RODEO, by WALLACE MCRAE Poem Source First Line: Here we go, to the rodeo Last Line: It's been a thrill, but we've had our fill %of cowboys...At least for a week Subject(s): Rodeos RODEO FOOL, by WALTER ROBERT MCDONALD Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: We hummed sad country songs all summer Alternate Author Name(s): Mcdonald, Walt Subject(s): Rodeos RODEO TANGENT, by KENDRA BORGMANN Poem Source First Line: Woman in front of you's black hair blowing over itself-some man loves Last Line: Mouth-does he hold it back-does the night smell like yarrow crushed %underfoot Subject(s): Rodeos; Sports RODEO'S IN TOWN, by KIRK ROBERTSON Poem Source First Line: The gaggle of tanned cowgirl poptarts Last Line: At the cosmetic counter in raley's Subject(s): Rodeos SOUTH BY WEST: OLD MATA, by EDNA TARVER Poem Text First Line: Rodeo hero Last Line: To water the plow mules. Subject(s): Rodeos THE CLOSING OF THE RODEO, by WILLIAM JAY SMITH Poet's Biography First Line: The lariat snaps, the cowboy rolls Subject(s): Labor & Laborers; Rodeos; Sports; Work; Workers THE DEAD BRONCHO-BUSTER, by BERTON BRALEY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Ride him, cowboy, ride him!' Last Line: And ride it among the stars! Subject(s): Cowboys; Horseback Riding; Rodeos THE LAST RODEO, by LILLIAN CAROLINE CANFIELD Poem Text First Line: Fools! I have heard the beat of the last rodeo Last Line: On the white dust roads that writhe in the sacramento. Subject(s): California; Rodeos VIVALDI IN NEVADA, by HAROLD VERNON WITT Poem Source First Line: Hear, while around the rodeo grounds below Last Line: Lie under summer still as stones, plays on Subject(s): Rodeos |
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