When the West Was Wild
It wasn’t the land that made cowboys—it was their untamed spirit.
Beneath the sky where starlight weaves,
Brothers gather, as the night believes.
The campfire™s glow warms the rugged ground,
And laughter echoes through the silence found.
Their weathered hands, calloused from the reins,
Share tales of glory, of love, and pains.
With every crackle, the flames dance high,
Casting shadows long where memories lie.
A whiskey jar passes, smiles abound,
In this moment, true friendship is found.
The stories twist, like the smoke to the moon,
Each fading ember whispers a tune.
As dawn peeks shyly, the horizon aglow,
Their hearts keep the warmth, the bonds that grow.
For in the wild, beneath vast skies wide,
Brotherhood thrives, like the river™s tide.
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