COWBOY POETRY by Norm Doss

COWBOY POETRY

by Norm Doss

Hi, I am Norman Doss. Over the last ten years, I have written sixty-five works that

I call cowboy poetry. The poetry and short stories are about situations that I and

many of my cowboy friends have found themselves in. My poetry has the names

of many top cowboy's, ranches and wonderful men and women. When you read

my poetry, you may insert the name and memories of your own top cowboy's and

friends.

My poetry is about working cowboy's, rodeo cowboy's and a life time of hunting

and fishing. The cowboy's in my poetry are past and present men and women who

loved their life's work and were proud of their heritage. The poetry will show the

cowboy's love for god, nature and his fellow man.

It has been my misfortune to have had many a good friend and loved one die and

some of them in my arms. The first poem I ever wrote was, "Some History My Past"

and it is written in loving memory of the Brunelli and Clemmensen Families. These

two families have a long history as professional cowboy's and ranchers in southern,

Colorado.

I have written stories and poetry from my life's experiences and friends who have

mentored me with my horse training, cowboy skills and ranching skills. The men

and women on this list are a credit to the country way of life, the livestock they've

raised and the horses they've made a living on. I could live for a hundred-years

and not have the knowledge, insight and instincts of the people on this list and

they have the true right to be called cowboys.

To request CD's of all of my writings, you may go to doss_n@netzero.com

or write Norman Doss, at: 1715 S. Calhan Hwy, Yoder, CO 80864. 719-321-5120

My poetry, short stories and also some photo's will be sent to you by mail for $12.99.

Also, available we now have a audio version of the poetry on CD for those who would

rather listen to the poetry read by Norm, on any CD player.

                                        Cowboy Poetry Titles

"Some History My Past"            "Cowboy Jack"            "Mending Fences"            "Resting Place"

"The Bone Yard" "The Milk Barn" "Times Running Out " "Cow Camp"

"The Meadow" "Timberline" "Wagon Tracks" "I Made It To Heaven"

"Boss Bob" "Memories" "Rodeo" "Thanks to The Men Who Taught Me The Ropes "

"My Last Wreck" "Walter" "Lost On The Mountain" "Remembering Josh"

"Indian Winter" "Remember The Time" "My Two Sides" "Fishing" "Indian"

"Their Names in Gold" "The Lady Loved Her Horses" "The Meadowlark Song"

"Fast Running" "Broken Dreams of a Cowboy" "The Things I See" "Sun-Up"

"A Cowboy's Dream Come True" "Training" "The Round-Pen" "Ninety-Nine To Life"

Short Stories

"Cowboy Up" "Nine Pound Hammer" "Good Morning Turkey" "Avalanche"

"It's All Down Hill" "Hunting With Ted" "The Best Disaster Of My Life" "First Ride"

"Never Borrow A White Horse" "Their Names In Gold" "River Crossing" "Elk Hunt"

"Great Men and Good Times"