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Writin’ the Range
The saddle told the story As it sat there on the rack. It had been someone’s pride and joy Just a few years back. It spoke of doing rodeo, A circuit of twelve long years, When at times its owner Had to swallow back his fears ... Janice N. Chapman shares poetry, both fiction and fact, that helps others visualize the characters, places, sounds, smells, and timeless struggles of life in the American West. In a unique collection of verse, Chapman candidly reflects on the hardships the people of rural America have endured with pride and an unyielding spirit of perseverance and survival. While depicting the challenges and triumphs of yesteryear, Chapman reveals a well-rounded portrait both of the cowboy life and of the everyday folks who call cattle country their home that openly offers a genuine glimpse into their emotions, losses, hardships, and joys. Writin’ the Range shares poems that depict the lives and struggles of those brave and strong enough to call the American West home.
Writin' the Range
The saddle told the story As it sat there on the rack. It had been someone's pride and joy Just a few years back. It spoke of doing rodeo, A circuit of twelve long years, When at times its owner Had to swallow back his fears ... Janice N. Chapman shares poetry, both fiction and fact, that helps others visualize the characters, places, sounds, smells, and timeless struggles of life in the American West. In a unique collection of verse, Chapman candidly reflects on the hardships the people of rural America have endured with pride and an unyielding spirit of perseverance and survival. While depicting the challenges and triumphs of yesteryear, Chapman reveals a well-rounded portrait both of the cowboy life and of the everyday folks who call cattle country their home that openly offers a genuine glimpse into their emotions, losses, hardships, and joys. Writin' the Range shares poems that depict the lives and struggles of those brave and strong enough to call the American West home.
Trail Number Four
After purchasing a large parcel of land west of Walsenburg, Colorado, the Demming brothers Chance. Woody and Curtis discovered an old burial site on the far northwestern part of it. Not knowing where to turn to report it brother Woody made a trip to Denver where he was referred to Professor of Archaeology Paul Dunhurst at the college. Professor Dunhurst in turn consulted his friend Charles Krigler who was the current State Archaeologist and enlisted his help in exploring the site. Meanwhile, Chance had shot a deer, a ram and an elk which he and Curtis took to the Meat Processing Plant in Pueble. The clerk there told them of a poor and starving Mexican family north of Pueblo who could use the...
If I Could Be a Poet
This humble book of poetry will delight your senses with its gracious variety of droplets of life, both real and imagined. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll want to read more, and more, from the pens of this author! Grown country, living city, with a lively effervescent melody of life that waivers within the pages of this book and awaits your refined attention. Don't buy just one book-buy two! Or three! Or more! Keep one, give the rest to friends and family. Don't let this one get away!
Priceless Pages from Amazing People
This book is a reflection of the hearts and souls of true American people: poets that have written pieces of their lives into their poems. You will laugh with them. You will cry with them. You will share their lives as you read through their writings. They have lived in the Military. They have lived in war zones. They have experienced episodes of tragedies and rejections right here at home. They have humbled themselves with God. They have lived on ranches and in the cities and smaller towns across these United States. They are the working Americans who have found time to record pieces of their lives in poems. Some of them also perform their poetry at various events across the nation. I am proud to call them friends. I am proud and honored that they have allowed me to share their poetry and mini short stories along with mine in this book.
Love, Lies, and Heartaches
This author has captured many captivating aspects of love relationships. You may find some that tend to apply themselves to you as you read through them. Some may leave you wiping tears from your eyes. Some you may recognize in regards to persons you have known or came in contact with during your life. Some may leave you with a feeling of gladness that you no longer suffer the relationship, while others may make you happy you have known such love. Love is the basis that many upon many stories and poems have come from. And from which many have known the pitfalls of lies and heartaches.Thank you for being my public friends and followers. And thank you Empire staff for creating this wonderful book for me. This book belongs in everyone's collection of books!
Priceless Pages from Amazing People
This book is a reflection of the hearts and souls of true American people: poets that have written pieces of their lives into their poems. You will laugh with them. You will cry with them. You will share their lives as you read through their writings. They have lived in the Military. They have lived in war zones. They have experienced episodes of tragedies and rejections right here at home. They have humbled themselves with God. They have lived on ranches and in the cities and smaller towns across these United States. They are the working Americans who have found time to record pieces of their lives in poems. Some of them also perform their poetry at various events across the nation. I am proud to call them friends. I am proud and honored that they have allowed me to share their poetry and mini short stories along with mine in this book.
Pieces of a Cowgirl's Life
Etta Jo Haggard didn't care that their church doctrine had recorded for her to become engaged to and to marry Dexter Trohold when she turned eighteen. He was mean, arrogant, selfish, and a dominating bully -- and marry him? Not on your life! She had plans for entering the Barrel Racing Event and then going on to college to become a Veterinarian, and her plans did not include Dexter Trohold. Her damaged church document allowed her to choose whom she wanted to become engaged to, and she chose the man she loved, Haskel Robins. Dexter Trohold dealt her family some misery that landed him in prison. Later after breaking out he kidnapped her from the college dorm. She jumped from his car suffering some minor injuries, and Dexter was killed by a Highway Patrolman after shooting at the officer. While she was recovering in the Hospital, Haskel Robins, after talking to the College Dean and both parents, planned their future for them. They would be married a week from Sunday.
Priceless Pages from Amazing People
This book is a reflection of the hearts and souls of true American people: poets that have written pieces of their lives into their poems. You will laugh with them. You will cry with them. You will share their lives as you read through their writings. They have lived in the Military. They have lived in war zones. They have experienced episodes of tragedies and rejections right here at home. They have humbled themselves with God. They have lived on ranches and in the cities and smaller towns across these United States. They are the working Americans who have found time to record pieces of their lives in poems. Some of them also perform their poetry at various events across the nation. I am proud to call them friends. I am proud and honored that they have allowed me to share their poetry and mini short stories along with mine in this book.
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