Cactus Center Poems
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(79) A FRONTIER DRAMA CIIUCKWALLA CHUCK was a bold, bad man, And he packed a brace of guns; He had notched the same for Daring Dan And a host of other ones; All people feared this bully great, Who swaggered through the town; And even the sheriff pulled his freight And hit for the prairie brown.
But a tenderfoot struck the town one day A wizened, mild-faced cuss, And he got in the Chuckwalla person s way And invited a powder fuss; We tried to hustle him out of range, But he simply would n t go, ...And said he d stick though we thought it strange To the very end of the show.
Did we carry the chap to the railroad train On a stretcher made from a door? Did we fan a brow that was drawn with pain, And bandage a frame that was sore?
A FRONTIER DRAMA 81 Did we write to his folks how it came to pass That lead in their boy was hid? Did we say he was n t in Chuckwalla s class ?
You bet your life we did!
THE HILL-MAN S LULLABY THE city s fine and purty With its blaze of lectric lights, Though the starlit mountain reaches Are more beautiful o nights; But the thing I miss most frequent Ain t the clear and smokeless sky, But the startin up, at evenin, Of the kyote s lullaby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(79) A FRONTIER DRAMA CIIUCKWALLA CHUCK was a bold, bad man, And he packed a brace of guns; He had notched the same for Daring Dan And a host of other ones; All people feared this bully great, Who swaggered through the town; And even the sheriff pulled his freight And hit for the prairie brown.
But a tenderfoot struck the town one day A wizened, mild-faced cuss, And he got in the Chuckwalla person s way And invited a powder fuss; We tried to hustle him out of range, But he simply would n t go, ...And said he d stick though we thought it strange To the very end of the show.
Did we carry the chap to the railroad train On a stretcher made from a door? Did we fan a brow that was drawn with pain, And bandage a frame that was sore?
A FRONTIER DRAMA 81 Did we write to his folks how it came to pass That lead in their boy was hid? Did we say he was n t in Chuckwalla s class ?
You bet your life we did!
THE HILL-MAN S LULLABY THE city s fine and purty With its blaze of lectric lights, Though the starlit mountain reaches Are more beautiful o nights; But the thing I miss most frequent Ain t the clear and smokeless sky, But the startin up, at evenin, Of the kyote s lullaby.
What to read after Cactus Center Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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