cowboy poetry
noun
A type of folk poetry associated with the lifestyle of cattle ranching in western North America: he first started writing cowboy poetry in the late 1970s, inspired by the experiences he had on his job with cowboys at ranches and feedlots...
- In its quieter way, cowboy poetry takes equally overt delight in its formal elements.
- On Sundays they do old time gospel and intersperse the program with cowboy poetry.
- Cowboy poetry represents the survival of the verse and songs that Western cattle drivers composed and performed to entertain themselves on the range.
Derivatives
cowboy poet
- Peruse a catalog or bookstore shelf: choose among women, African American, gay, teenage, Latino, or even cowboy poets.
- Frank, who was a cowboy and a cowboy poet, published several books of his poems.
- Alisal Guest Ranch wrangler and cowboy poet Jake Copass, 82, is a link to an earlier era of ranching in the area.
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