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A Cowboy Named Walter
by David Pekrul
copyright 08-28-2006


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
There once was a cowboy named Walter,
Who knew not a rein from a halter,
He saddled a horse,
(He couldn’t, of course),
He tried, but in fact he did falter.

He then tried to wrestle a steer,
The audience laughed and they jeered,
He found out somehow,
Twas just an old cow,
Though humbled, his try was sincere.

Though Walter still lives on a farm,
The sight of a cow gives alarm,
And as for the horse,
He hates them of course,
For they were the cause of his harm.


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08-29-2006 Jessica P.    

This is really awesome and funny, lol. But if he hates horses and is scared of cows, why does he still live on a farm? :P
08-28-2006 Roger Crique    

Is this supposed to be for Walter Jones? I totally loved this one! Extremely humorous. I was rolling as I read it. The rhymes are great and the story unfolds very nicely. The conclusion was clever and I have to say that this nonsense poem was very cleverly done!
08-28-2006 Brian Dickenson    

Well done David, you made me smile this morning, even with a bad back,,,,,,,lol.
I do like this sort of nonsense poem, and you are good at them. We do need to get away from the doom and gloom.
After all, life is one big joke anyway.
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