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"Miss Smith, if you're headed out West,"
Said Joe, "I'll help carry your chest."
She said, "Oh please do,
'Cause I'm telling you,
With new-fangled bras I'm not blesssed!"
--- Travis Brasell

Young Joe, his face rather shocked,
As together his wobbly knees knocked,
Said, "That's not what I meant,
But as I'm a gent,
I'll help. Let me get you unfrocked!"
--- Lyonesse

Miss Smith shimmied out of her dress;
Joe's face showed even more stress,
But he needed no urging
(Though he was a virgin)
When she aske him to... I'll let you guess.
--- Lyonesse

"My cock I've held since leavin' Schuster;
It's somethin my cock sure ain't useter!"
Said Joe to Miss Smith,
So she replied with,
"I'll hold it -- but not your damn rooster!"
--- Travis Brasell

An Indian chief of Chicago
Was the first to invent the embargo
On trade with the whites,
And especially at nights --
When he asked would they please let his squaw go.
--- Keith MacMillan A043A

A sensuous Indian Sioux
Once asked her chief, "What shall I do?"
So they went to her teepee
And looked at her peepee,
And said, "I'm not sleepy. Let's screw!"
--- Larry Wilde

In the days of the old wild west,
With the ways that the women were dressed,
One would rarely see thigh,
For their hems were not high,
But their necklines showed plenty of breast.
--- Cap'n Bean P9901

That grizzled old trapper McGraw
Said, "Better to live by the law;
Why go for bar wenches
With cheap perfume stenches?
Just marry a big-breasted squaw."
--- Armand E Singer 599

Around 1868 in Dodge City
Lived Madge, neither attractive nor witty.
But now the town Marshall
To Madge was quite partial.
She was the only whore in the city.
--- Louis Phillips P9103

An Indian woman, named Brenda,
Lists helping upon her agenda.
She'll cure your worst phobia.
She's from Manitobia.
If you want to know more, see addenda.
--- Jim Loy

In a dance hall in old Carson City,
'Twas a gal who was known as Miss Kitty.
Tattooed on her ass
Were some gunmen with class,
And "Billy the Kid" on a titty.
--- Bob Birch

On her body was written her beaux,
Just names and without any prose.
And among all those names
You will find "Jees James"
When you pull down her panties and hose.
--- Bob Birch

There's a name with a note that is blunt,
In a place, Kitty loved men to hunt.
"Doc Holiday's" written
As one who was smitten
By the sight of her well-shaven cunt.
--- Bob Birch

Tattooed on her twat were directions
For those with whom she had connections.
She'd shaved off her hair,
And noted just where
She wanted the gunmen's erections.
--- Bob Birch

Bat Masterson's main claim to fame
Was where she had tattoed his name.
In small letters it fit
On the end of her clit,
That wiggled each time that she came.
--- Bob Birch

The gun slingers loved Kitty's technique.
Six days at a crack, so to speak.
On Sundays, she'd rest,
For even the best
Know seven days makes a whole week.
--- Bob Birch

Our history sure has been blessed,
For Kitty had out-screwed the rest.
And deserves all the fame
For giving the name
To that era we call the "Wild West".
--- Bob Birch

I once had a summer factotum,
Who caused quite a stir in my scrotum.
An Indian maiden
Who'd never been laiden,
And, lord, did my pole ever totem!
--- Anon

A cowgirl way out in Wyoming
Went out for a ride in the gloaming.
It's a pretty good hunch
That she met a cowpunch;
When she came in, her hair needed combing.
--- S Omar Barker

That cowgirl out there in Wyoming,
At dusk felt the need to go roaming.
She was hit by a tractor;
Coyotes attacked her;
And that's why her hair needed combing.
--- Bob Birch

There once was a girl from the West
Who cowpokes considered the best.
In saloons far and near,
They would talk of her rear,
But raved as they spoke of her chest.
--- Bob Birch P9901

A squaw took a brave to her wickiup
And by suckineg his neck raised a hicky up,
Which got him so hot
He went off like a shot,
Before he could quite get his dicky up.
--- Bob Giandomenico P8801

A tolerant rancher named Stedman
Found wifey in bed with a red man;
Said he, somewhat hurt,
"I know she's a flirt,
But screw her again, you're a dead man."
--- Armand E Singer 544

Pocahontas said, "Now look here, Smith,
Let's dispel this ridiculous myth;
Sure I saved your fat head,
But the shoes by my bed
Will fit Rolfe, the John I'm sleeping with."
--- William N Nesbit P9608

John Smith needed corn for his hominy
So he searched the Chickahominy.
He was out of luck
When Indians struck,
Thinking death, with him as the nominee.
--- Tom Patton P9608

History, written in a cave,
States Poky then dismissed this knave.
His beard made her antsy,
Tickling her fancy,
So she dumped him for a beardless brave.
--- Tom Patton P9608

Pocahontas kept up her poking,
And added the pleasures of smoking.
She's now just a slut
Who sucks on a butt;
Now Walt Raleigh's the guy she is stroking.
--- Tom Patton P9608

Pocahontas then lived all alone,
In Jamestown, address still unknown.
On orders of Powhatan,
Gave up all her matin'
And retired her erogenous zone.
--- Tom Patton P9608

The wily Englishman then smiled
At Pocahontas who's beguiled.
They made a date
To copulate
And so her fair body defiled.
--- Tom Patton P9608

"Just look at those wild Indians taunt us.
But no weapon they have will daunt us,"
Said Rolfe yclept John
With a little yawn,
"After, I'm to poke Pocahontas."
--- Richard Robertson P0301

An Indian from London's East side,
Went to Bombay to look for a bride.
Though his words were all flowery,
He just wanted a dowry,
Which an English lass would not provide.
--- Ms Ira Gardner-Smith

I think it is sad, but not strange,
That men sing about Home on the Range,
Till some girl who is pretty
And lives in the city
Arranges for ranges to change.
--- John E Mayhood P9901

An old cowgirl, well past mid-life change,
Has been given to acting quite strange.
She swings up the stove door
And cries out, "Watch me, for
I am once again riding the range!"
--- Willima N Nesbit P9901

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SACAGAWEA, lady of luck,
Now your face on a gold coin is struck.
Though I can't find a rhyme
With your name (there's no time!),
I can have you, you know, for a buck!
--- Albin Chaplin

Said Lewis to Clark "Mama mia!"
As he lifted up Sacajawea
To Clark at the top.
"She's a very nice mop;
When she opens her mouth I can see ya!"
--- Anon

Said both Lewis and Clark, "If you would
Be as pleasant as you know you should.
Honor Sacajawea
For we swear, 'Mama mia.'
She was, 'The Little Injun Who Could'."
--- Loren C Fitzhugh

Who'll take Susan B. Anthony's place
On a dollar, to press women's case.
Sally Ride, Rosa Parks?
No, it's Lewis and Clark's
Guide -- with neither a name nor a face!
--- Prof M-G TP9806

Said an indian trader, Carruthers,
"I don't mind sharing tail with my brothers.
But there is one drawback,
I'm holding this squaw back,
'Cause she's more fun to fuck than the others.
--- Armand E Singer 777

In the Wild West a hooker named Sal
Gave blowjobs around the corral.
Till some dude from down South
Shot a wad in her mouth,
That could fill the Gowanus Canal.

(in Brooklyn, NY)
--- Michael Weinstein P8412

A Navajo maiden from Mesa
Was determined that nothing would phase her,
Till a crafty old brave
Thrust a spear in her cave,
And provoked her to gush like a geyser.
--- Hugh Oliver A015A

A hot little cowgirl named Anna,
On the prarie, she rode my banana.
A cowgirl so true,
She gave me a screw
Wearing only her spurs and bandana.
--- Cap'n Bean P9901a

To his squaw, said the Chief with eyes sleepy,
"There is wampum all over my teepee!"
Said the squaw, with eyes bright,
"Why, I earned it last night,
And I did the whole thing with my peepee!"
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-3013

There were two young ladies, Cheyenne
And Sioux, on the hunt for a man.
"Comanche said, "Brave
We must be. Look, there's Dave!
Ma,hican be part of our plan."
--- Doug Harris P0606

"Huron," said young Dave, there's no law
Against dating the first Chickasaw.
In this Seminole moment,
Forgetting what no meant,
He Spokan selected a squaw.
--- Doug Harris P0606

There once was a woman named Nell,
Who had a weird story to tell,
Of nights out on the range,
With cowboys who were strange,
But she thought to herself "What the Hell!"
--- Bob Birch P9901

A butch little cowgirl named Harriet
Was accomplished with whip, quirt, and lariat.
She would hog-tie her prey
And abuse him all day;
What was left of him after, she'd bury it.
--- Robin K Willoughby P8412

A brave from around Craigellachie
Succeeded a white squaw to catchie.
Her scalp he disdained
Because, he explained
That he lusted far more for her snatchie.
--- Hugh Oliver 100a

There was a young girl of Victoria
Who was whooped by an Indian warrior;
Much later at leisure
Recalling the pleasure:
That state of pacific euphoria.
--- Keith MacMillan 109a

Whenever she gives him a blow
Job, his girl takes her rawhide lasso,
Binds his balls to his thumbs,
And when this cowboy comes,
You can hear him cry "Whoopee-tie-yo!"
--- Robin K Willoughby P8412

A grotesquely endowed Quebecois
Set up house, with a squaw, dans le bois.
For in "combat de fuc"
He had found that her "truc"
Was a match for his "je ne sais quoi".
--- Keith MacMillan 35a

Oh, where have the cowboys all gone?
They rose at the pink crack of Dawn.
Now Dawn is bereft,
And those bastards have left
Their condoms all over my lawn
--- John Miller

No cowboys use condoms, I'm sure.
Imposters! They were amateur.
An 8 second ride.
A matter of pride?
Shoot out of the gate premature.

Not cowboys? I guess they were cooks,
Though I couldn't tell by their looks.
I saw one use spurs
As he put his in hers,
And another used whips, ropes and hooks.
--- Bonnie

It sound s like they were really cooking
And you were apparently looking
At all the equipment
And ordered a shipment?
Put me on your list if you're booking.
--- Bonnie

The chief of the tribe, Sitting Bill,
The rain-dance has altered at will:
Through his limerick form,
He can bring on a storm
Of laughter, and downpours of thrill.

(in praise of Bill Backe-Hansen on 70th birthday 12/15/88)
--- Carl Ludwig Kjelsen P8901

Behold, in hilarious rage,
When editing page after page
Of effluent verse,
He's defying the curse
Of illiterates, and that of age!
--- Carl Ludwig Kjelsen P8901

Anniversary greetings are sent,
And all of them heartily meant:
May Bill Backe-Hansen
Still carry on dancin'
For many more years round his tent.
--- Carl Ludwig Kjelsen P8901

Buck Beecher, the blacksmith in Danville,
Spied Primrose, a starlet from Granville;
The sway of her hips
And big pouty lips
Caused Buck to start pounding his anvil.
--- Travis Brasell

Is anvil a new word for penis?
A love-arrow pointed at Venus?
Among all the titles
Conferred on those vitals,
We've never put 'anvil' between us.
--- Barbara Bluebird

An 'anvil', as real women know,
Is large, hard, and takes a good blow;
If you'd like to see one,
(A big one, not wee one,)
Then mine I'll be happy to show.
--- Travis Brasell

He shouted, "Hey Primrose, I've got
A thing here all steaming and hot.
I'm feeling just grand,
And have the right brand;
I'll land it in just the right spot!
--- Tiddy Ogg

But Primrose a glance at him shot.
"I'll tell you," she said, "I care not!
If you feel so grand,
Why not use your hand?"
The blacksmith just stared and asked: "What?"
--- Eva

Then following Primrose's glance,
While Buck was still froze in his trance,
Said she, "What you're pounding
Is near as astounding
As what's pounding there in your pants!"
--- Travis

Then suddenly Primrose relents;
Her feelings becoming intense.
With thoughts running wild,
She impishly smiled,
And whispered, "I love your horse scents."
--- Observer

With that, little prissy Primrose,
Started ripping and tearing her clothes.
About to give in,
Then to Buck's chagrin,
She said, "Hold on Buck, whose are those?"
--- Carol

"Why those are my pride and joy dear,
This one's Buick Junior right here.
And those are the twins
Harry and Quinn;
I hear you've a daughter, let's see her.
--- Gearhart

Reaching 'round to her back pocket,
Primrose pulls out her gold locket,
Saying, "There you go.
That's my triplets on show.
Now would you not like to help with my socket?"
--- Sharon


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