It takes a real man to be a cowboy

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    It takes a real man to be a cowboy

    It takes a ‘Real Man’ to be a ‘Cowboy’

     

     

    It takes a real man to be a Cowboy

    Yeap! That’s right, not just any one can be, a real cowboy

    To be a cowboy, you got to have real special qualities

    You got to stand tall and sit up right, Oh and by the way, standing tall

    Is not measured in a man’s height, it is measured in a man’s Pride.

     

    It takes a real man to be a Cowboy

    You have to have short hair and a properly trimmed mustache

    Heck it’s in the Cowboy’s code

    You have to be ready for action at the tipping of the hat, when a pretty gal walks by

    As you say, “Howdy Ma’am.” Yeap, you got to have those Manners

    To be a real Cowboy

     

    To be a real Cowboy

    You have to maintain a life of Integrity,

    Now it an’it that easy but it can be done

    You may not always make that 8 second ride

    And blaming the bull is not the Cowboy way

    So you just dust yourself off, reset the clock, and get right back on

    That sun-of-a-gun

    That’s the signature of a real Cowboy.

     

    You will know a real Cowboy when you see him

    A Cowboy walks tall and upright in a Humbling way

    You won’t hear him bragging about himself

    But you can be sure of one thing

    He’ll have a Cowboy smile that extends from ear to ear

    And that’s just the mark of Confidence with a job well done

     

    It takes a real man to be a Cowboy

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    countrypoet commented on It takes a real man to be a cowboy

    12-25-2009

    I really like this poem and think that it is well writen and reveals some interesting insights into being a cowboy.Thanks for sharing this very memorable poem.

    Poetry comes nearer to vital truth than history.

    Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

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