Start with a classic collection and follow the spoken tradition through the Library of Congress.
For a first book of cowboy poetry, begin with Charles Badger Clark’s Sun and Saddle Leather (1919). The Library of Congress profile identifies it among his collections and includes a reading and discussion of “A Cowboy’s Prayer.” Listen before you read: the spoken rhythm is part of the form.
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