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Cowboy Poetry by Steve Dickson



Steve Dickson is currently a working U.S. Merchant Mariner, born and raised in the West. He has worked in the lumber mills of Oregon and Montana, on ranches in Texas, commercial boats in Alaska, has cooked in lodges in Idaho and in fine dining restaurants in California. He enjoys being outdoors, hunting, fishing and riding Harley - Davidson motorcycles with his lovely wife, Sandee in Grand Junction Colorado area where they currently reside.





The Miner
Steve Dickson

Jim went out to the mines in '49
To get his fair share of that gold
Just a young lad he was very well glad
To have an adventure so bold

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Raja and His Chuckwagon Days
Steve Dickson


He looked real funny dressed up in them duds

when we come in to camp from the trail

Washin' tin plates in a tubful o' suds

Shiny derby hat hung on a nail


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The Bronc Rider
Steve Dickson

He was sittin' at the Palace Bar there on Whiskey Row

Done takin’ on his part here in the oldest rodeo

Busted up and sore and tired, thoughts stir in his hard head

Thinkin' of them jumps he took that make him want a bed

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Half Moon Pass

Steve Dickson

We left at dawn with stock all packed
To hunt for elk and deer
Way up high near the half moon pass
Where mountain streams run clear

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Dancin' In The Dust

Steve Dickson


That darn ol' brindle bull made me chase him for three whole days
I was bound to sell him off for his mean and ornery ways
He rattled up the cowboys and tore down most of the fence
I would have shot the rascal but his head was just too dense

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Tom Horn
Steve Dickson
 
To ride the range all day
Running cattle did not pay 
You searched more for a thrill
Then you found it in the kill

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The Bachelor

Steve Dickson

'Round about a week ago
I rode into this town
Had a drink of whiskey
Then I just fell down

Woke up in a dingy room
Next to me a girl
She was way too close to me
My toes began to curl

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