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Dream catcher

Here I am,

In a long, low, valley,

On a horse, under sweltering sky.

 

A single trail runs East to West,

As far as the eye can see.

 

The sheep-skin bags,

Strung low off the saddle,

Are empty.

 

Bandits rode into town last week,

And made off with a couple of dreams,

 

Now I must know,

Which way to go,

 

I am the Sheriff,

The dream-catcher.

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