A cowboy who encounters a talking coyote that gives him comical advice

Out here, every cowboy knows that fortune favors the bold.

In the twilights gleam, the cowboy strayed,

Through dust and brush where wild things played.

A coyote laughed, with eyes a-light,

“My friend, you’ll trip if you don’t hold tight.”

“Now listen here, your boots look worn,”

Said the clever beast with a lopsided yawn.

“Trade ‘em for shoes that will let you glide,

You’ll outrun trouble–and take it in stride!”

With a grin, the cowboy quirked a brow,

“Next, might you share how to tame that cow?”

“Just offer her cake–she’s sweet and spry,

A laugh’s worth more than a rugged tie.”

As stars burst forth in the blanket sky,

The cowboy chuckled, letting worries fly.

With wisdom wrapped in a coyotes jest,

Adventure awaited, and he felt blessed.