A Commotion In Rhyme

This is a book that shows cowboy poetry is still alive anywhere you find a sweaty saddle blanket, a green colt and someone who survived the wreck long enough to tell the story! A COMMOTION IN RHYME is meant to be a mate of POEMS WORTH SAVING (2013), full of cowboy stories and poems but the two aren't the same! This book contains poems and stories that answer questions like; Where is the Fetal Eye View? How do you pronounce 'CHAPS', as in Women Wearing Chaps (hint: CHAPS, as in the opposite of CHICKEN.) Operating Instructions: Remember, poetry is meant to be read, recited, performed, signed and/or spoken aloud. So, even if you're sitting in the tack room quietly reading to yourself...at least move your lips!

Baxter practiced large animal medicine in the west until cowboy poetry hijacked his career. In addition to writing many books, he has performed live across the country. He also writes a weekly column, has a weekly radio program and runs cattle on the side. He owes his success to his faithful rural audience. They keep him inspired! 'A special thanks to my wonderful artists who put my commotion in motion.'