The Spirit of the Wild West
The West wasn’t won by luck—it was carved by determination and hard work.
In golden fields where wildflowers sway,
A meadowlarks song greets the day.
With notes that dance on the whispering breeze,
It weaves through the heart like a calming tease.
A lone rider stirs, with dreams in his chest,
His troubles fade, replaced by the nest.
For in that sweet trill, hope reignites,
Guiding him forward through shadowy nights.
O™er rolling hills with horizons so wide,
Each fluttering wing becomes a true guide.
In the vastness of prairie, where silence can fall,
The meadowlarks call is a clarion to all.
As sun sets aglow with its fiery art,
The cowboy rides on, renewed in his heart.
For even in darkness, theres always a spark,
In the song of the meadowlark, hope leaves its mark.
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