The Cowpoke’s Contrary Conundrum: A humorous account of a cowboy’s resilience and wit in navigating the antics of a stubborn herd.

The Old West didn’t reward hesitation—it honored those who acted with purpose.

Out on the range where the prairie swells,

A cowpoke laughed at his stubborn yells.

With wrangling ropes and a tussle so grand,

He faced the herd with a wink and a stand.

The cattle bellowed, a rowdy crew,

Left and right, theyd wander askew.

He tipped his hat and scratched his chin,

“Guess I’ll herd them, let the games begin!”

A lasso twirled ‘neath the suns blazing ray,

He danced with bulls in a comical fray.

With a cowboy’s charm and a twinkle of glee,

He knew each critter had its own decree.

At dusk, the stars painted skies aglow,

The cowpoke chuckled, “Well, that’s quite a show.”

With grit and laughter, he faced each plight,

For a cowboys heart knows to laugh through the night.