R.P. Smith Cowboy Poet

An unmatched pair this morning to celebrate Thanksgiving , "The Inventors" and " An Every Day Poem"

R.P. brushes up on "The Fighter" a poem he will be sharing in Burwell Nebraska and Las Vegas Nevada in the coming weeks.

This week  R.P. Shares a new poem "Temporary Fix" and an old one "Veterans Day".

This week R.P. try's to keep the election in perspective with his poem "The Trail Before Me".

"The Place  Where The Steadfast and Faithful Shall Meet" a poem inspired by Psalms 85:10-13.

A combination corn farmer appreciation and harvest safety message wrapped up in R.P.'s poem"Thumper the Smoke Jumper".

This week R.P. does a Homegrown double play with a couple of seasonal poems," Lazarus" and "Evolution Of An Arm Man".

In preparation for an upcoming event R.P. revisits "The Ballad of Buds Bunny"

This week R.P. shares a Fresh Cut from his frequent traveling pal Jake Riley, Jake calls this one "Truth or Consequences"

This week R.P. Shares his poem "Crimson Contemplation" and a Poem by Edgar Guest "Things Work Out".

R.P. shares some thought on birds and a brand new poem "Tight For Flight"

This week R.P.  shares his poem "One Nation", a poem written Sept 11, 2001.

R.P. looks at the schedule for the upcoming week and shares a poem that he calls "It's Almost Fall".

On a ride through the North Pasture this week R.P. was reminded of the poem he shares this week, "A Good Day To Remember"

This week R.P. Share some family events, as well as some upcoming events, and a piece that you have not heard, "Cowboy Kindness".

R.P. Shares a poem by Bruce Kiskaddon from Kiskaddon's  Book Rhymes of the Ranges, The Long Eared Bull.

R.P was honored to be a part of a Law Enforcement Appreciation banquet in Kearney Nebraska and put together an new poem "Salute For Your Service" for the occasion.

R.P. kicks of the Custer County Fair with a poem "It's Only Fair"

R.P finds some common ground with King Solomon pondering  the plans of man, this week R.P shares his poem "Last Ditch Effort".

This week R.P. herds a few thoughts into a new piece that he titled "My Blessing" and revisits the poem that started his journey, "The Ballad of 148"