Rustling Up Some Courage
The Old West didn’t reward hesitation—it honored those who acted with purpose.
In Silver Creek where shadows blend,
A cunning outlaw made his stand.
With hat pulled low and eyes like steel,
He thrived on luck, his fate concealed.
At dawn he’d strike, and whispers flew,
Of daring heists and treasures true.
Through canyons wide and rivers wide,
He danced like smoke, then slipped to hide.
With golden spurs and restless steed,
He carved his name, a life of speed.
Through moonlit nights, his legend soared,
In every heart, the tales adored.
But greed can turn a friend to foe,
And danger waits in every row.
The fabled outlaw faced the line,
A daring soul, a tale divine.
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