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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SOUTH BY WEST: OLD MATA, by EDNA TARVER First Line: Rodeo hero Last Line: To water the plow mules. Subject(s): Rodeos | |||
Rodeo hero, breaker of wild horses, foreman of tough caliber. Count the notches of your youth viejo -- limping in ancient boots to water the plow mules. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE DEAD BRONCHO-BUSTER by BERTON BRALEY THE LAST RODEO by LILLIAN CAROLINE CANFIELD MAN AGAINST BEAST by MABEL E. GEYER GOING TO THE SHAWNEE RODEO by DON BELL LEGACY OF THE RODEO MAN by BAXTER BLACK RODEO TANGENT by KENDRA BORGMANN GOOD RODEO FAIRY by JAMES RICHARD BROUGHTON RODEO by DIANA DER-HOVANESSIAN SOUTH BY WEST: GULF CLOUDS by EDNA TARVER |
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