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Country Boy

I want a country boy,

who picks me up in his beat-up

hand-me-down,

lived-in pick up

a football-playing

Sunday morning worshiping

second son of a tight-knit clan

that looks at me

with his unclouded blue eyes

not searching for faults

or explanations

no need to foresee the future.

And I'd look up

grateful to some glorious power

for giving this country boy,

this southern-drawl using

sweet-tea drinking

yes-ma'am-answering gentleman,

just to me.

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josieboux
Published
Sep 16, 2013
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