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Cowboy Poem

An old cowboy who was ruggedly cute

Was bedding down his best friend’s wife

Having the time of his life

Drowned in rot gut *****

 

Mistakenly thought his wrangler buddy didn’t give a hoot

Until the sudden moment his ex-best friend began to shoot

But he was in luck with uncommon fate

When St. Peter let him in the gate

 

Knowing he was just a crazy old cowboy coot

Drinking heavenly whisky straight out of his boot

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Written by
ronald-p-chavez
American
Published
Oct 19, 2010
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First published in Time of Triumph.  www.timeoftriumph.net

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