Cowboy poetry

Um, there's some other stuff, and then I'll be flitting back and forth with that.

And yeah, man, I, I submitted my very first poem to the Cowboy Poetry-

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But what's really interesting, and we'll talk about this a little bit more in a minute, is you have a lot of poetry, and you call them like cowboy poems?

Well, when it comes to poetry, there's a type of poetry called cowboy poetry, and usually it's about rodeo life, western life, cattle ranching, you know, a lot of those things.

I grew up around, I grew up down in northern Arizona, around a lot of cattle ranchers, and so I was around that life.

But the type of poetry, the type of rhythm that it is, I started writing.

could be.

Who knows? We may find all kinds of things in there.

But a lot of cowboy poetry uses humor for different times or different parts of it.

Like I said, I haven't written as many humors because a lot of times when I write, it's when I'm feeling more reflective.

The Insurgent by Fred Kaplan.

And Cowboy Poetry, Strays and One.

And then there was a bunch of other ones that just really could not see.

And then the other couple other things that she said with Lulu was, did I ever go to Mac when you and Maxie were having an issue? No.

Talk to me about poetry.

Cowboy poetry is a thing of its own.

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A little bit of history of that, Larry.