Lee's slick fork saddle horn from the Railroad Ranch, Island Park, Idaho
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Rimrock (Where Memories Rhyme)
Tracks and Sign
From Other Poets
Poetry
- A Cowboy Brigadoon
- A Cowboy Country Christmas
- A Cowboy's Pay
- A Good Farrier by Trade
- A Grizziled Face and a Graying Beard
- A Hay Knife Rings Out in the Winter Cold
- A Little South of Dixie
- A Morning After Rain
- A Pinto, a Paint and a Palomino
- A Trajectory off Course
- Aroma Therapy
- As Evening Sets on the Yellowstone
- As I Bridle in the Morning
- At Codding's Place
- At the Corral of the Rafter J
- At Third Watch
- Back to the River of No Return
- Bring 'Er Home
- Broken Things to Mend
- Camas Meadows Cavalcade
- Caroline was a Cowboy's Wife
- Children of the Mustang Range
- Dairy Girls
- Each Empty Saddle
- Five Bells Fell Silent at Alcalá
- He Should'a Wore His Chaps that Day
- He Was Watching Over Me
- How to Drive a Doctor Buggy
- I Like 'em Fat 'n Sassy
- I'll Just Have to Pay Myself
- If He Nickers at Your Comin'
- In Cahoots
- It's a Mostly Quiet Time of Day
- Just Before They Closed the Door
- Lambing Time in the Rockies
- My Blue Eyed Bay
- Nary a Track
- Of Kith and Kin
- On Burn's Creek
- On Smokey Before I Go
- Only a Cattleman Knows
- Prayer Comes Easy in a Barn
- Resurrection on the Quarter Circle K
- Rimrock (the poem)
- Seldom Seen in Town
- Slip Shod
- So Long Lee
- Some Sweat Bands Do
- Sunday Drivers
- Tales of the Trail
- Tell Me It Ain't So
- The Battle of Britchin'
- The Christmas Celebration of Helen Dutton
- The Heifer's Last Waltz
- The Last Horse Trade
- The Legend of the Yellowstone Stage
- The Meadowville Road
- The Parting of the Waters
- The Rush of the One-Horse Sleigh
- The Sign of the Grass
- The Trap Corral of Stone
- The Turdhurst
- Three Metal Barrels
- Under a Montana Moon
- Up Alaska Basin Way
- When Emerald Strikes the Clover
- When on the Trail a Griz' You Meet
- When the Cattle are Millin'
- When the Coyote Calls Down Moonlit Dreams
- When the Hurtin's Over
- When The Work's All Done
- Where Sagebrush Still Ain't Plowed
- Where Warmth Means Wood
- Why'd He Have to Steal My Boots?
- Windy Went Riding for a Fall
- Worth Pure Gold
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