Life on the Ranch Poem

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Out on the ranch, a simple life,
Amidst the fields and the strife,
Where cowboys ride and horses roam,
A place where memories find a home.
With wide-open skies and sun so bright,
Mornings start with dawn's first light,
Rising early, with chores to do,
From fixing fences to breaking through.
Cattle grazing on the plains,
Brand new foals and weathered reins,
Round 'em up and herd 'em tight,
A cowboy's work from day to night.
The old red barn stands tall and proud,
Sheltering hay and horses, a loyal crowd,
The smell of leather fills the air,
As saddles creak and boots prepare.
The rancher's wife, so tough and kind,
Her heart and soul with the land entwined,
Cooking meals for hungry hands,
In the ranch house where love expands.
Children laughing, running free,
Exploring nature's majesty,
Splashing in the creek, climbing trees,
Nature's playground, pure and free.
The rancher's dog, a loyal friend,
Guarding the herd until the end,
With wagging tail and vigilant eye,
A faithful companion, by and by.
Sunsets paint the sky with gold,
As day turns into stories told,
Gathering 'round the fire's light,
Under the stars, a peaceful sight.
Life on the ranch, a special place,
Where hard work and nature's grace,
Blend together in perfect harmony,
A life of purpose and simple serenity.
So, raise a glass to the rancher's life,
Full of challenges, but free from strife,
Where love for the land and family's strong,
A timeless rhythm, a cowboy's song.