Cowboy Ron Williams Poems

Friends are most precious, and I've had a few,
And on this website, it's been mostly fun.
Right now I have some other things to do;
Excuse me now, I'll grab my horse and run.
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I asked the moon
if you could ever love me.
She did not respond
but just turned kind of green
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When my great-grandfather,
Ebeneezer Williams was eleven
years old, he was herding a dozen
cattle from one mountain area
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I crouch beneath a lofty pine,
the meadow in my view.
That cougar pelt will soon be mine;
It's what I have to do.
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A youth called Little Jimmy came
to work at the Bar J,
and when that scrawny kid showed up,
we all just thought, 'No way! '
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Sunset approaching
riding my horse
past the old cemetery
he suddenly stopped short
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I hold my wife in sweet embrace
and share a tender kiss,
then gently lead her off to bed
for moments of pure bliss.
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The frog sat by the peaceful pond
and marveled at the frilly frond
but said nothing.
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You're only as old as you feel, they say.
There's truth in that saying, for sure.
I've always had strength to work and to play,
but lately? No, not anymore.
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… I am not complete.

Without you, I am like Stan Laurel
without Oliver Hardy,
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