The sun rises, With the dust. Which blows across old acres, Of desert sand. Sending tumble weeds, Straight to the oasis ponds.
It's a fragile thing, This life. Out here you live by the rules, Of the man aiming a gun at your head. It's real rough, That's for certain. It'll leave city spirits hurting, But I'd rather live for the high noon, Than some old mayor's law.
It's very fun to write from the perspective of other people. I just can't quite master a wild western man.