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John Edward Smallshaw
Poems
Jun 2016
Leaving Arizona
Did you think it forever?
I never,
I got tombstone tattooed on my breast
always in all the days on horseback
looking back
I thought two six guns were best
and I shot my few, feuds were
for dudes and cowpokes like me
out on boot hill they still
sing to a banjo,
I know
so quaint,
but it never were and ain't today like it
sit in the saddle from sunup to sundown
eating dust from every poor town
until
paydirt in Tucson,
spurs on
and saloon time
and my killing a came being
as I were a willing,
a game of chance
a dance in the death
Saddletramp breath
it gets you
in the end.
Written by
John Edward Smallshaw
68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)
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