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Home Grown Cowboy Poet R.P. Smith has a knack for telling stories from his ranch in Nebraska. Listen in for some funny, inspirational cowboy poetry.
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A farewell note to a couple of wonderful Ladies and a favorite poem
"It's Almost Fall".
Without the use of Chat-box R.P. gets a few thoughts corralled for a new
poem that he has titled "Ode to AI".
R.P. passes along some newly shared history on part of the ranch, and
shares his poem "The Trail Before Me".
A blast from the past, or a foreboding of the future?
This week R.P. shares his poem "A.I.er's Anonymous"
A successful trip home for the Pine Crest cows and a revisit to R.P.'s poem "Lazarus".
Nebraska Statehood, a new poem including the names of Nebraska's ninety-three counties, it's more fun than you might think!
This week R.P. contemplates a couple of his favorite subjects, repurposing and regeneration, and shares a poem that ties the two together, "Final Instructions".
Join R.P. for "Song Of The Solomon's", an updated version of R.P.'s poem "Windmills
Serenade".
An update on the trip to Elko and reflective poem "Bareback".
A double shot from R.P. today...
"Upside Down in Cow Town", an addition to "The Other Day at the FSA"
Tearing off the last of the lath in the late stages of a forty year remodeling project stirred up a lot of dust and a few memories, R.P. Shares a multi-generational poem "He Laughed".
This morning R.P. revisits an early poem that he titled "Obscurity"
A ranch update and a poetic double play, "The Grudge" and "Sore Spot in My Saddle Seat".
A little rambling and reflection and a poem from R.P. to start the new year "Rhythm Of The Range"
After several rounds of slow rain, R.P. shares his favorite rain
appreciation poem "Where The New Nails Grow".
A different sort of Memorial Day Poem "The Swamper From Trails End Bar"
by Elizabeth Ebert from her book, Crazy Quilt.
A most recent Ranch Wreck story and another opportunity to share a poem
that R.P. calls "The Ranchers Wife".
A home grown double play, as R.P. Shares a couple of spring time poems,
Paramount and The Graduate.
This week River-dale Jake Riley joins R.P. on Homegrown sharing an
autobiographical poem, which means he was working on it in the pickup
while being given a ride home from a cowboy job and memorable
experience. Jake calls this one "Bomb Cyclone".
This morning R.P. is working his way back from the Cache Valley Music
and Poetry Festival in Logan Utah, and thought he would share one that
he practiced out west "The Ranchers Wife".
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