A wild chase between a cowpoke and a jackrabbit on a comically oversized tumbleweed

The Old West taught us that persistence often unearths the greatest treasures.

On a tumbleweed, so grand and wide,

A cowpoke grinned with wild delight.

Chasing a jackrabbit, quick and spry,

Through dust and laughter, they raced the sky.

The tumbleweed danced, a swirling beast,

As sunsets painted the westward feast.

The rabbit darted, a blur of brown,

While the cowpoke hollered, “I won’t back down!”

Over hills and under starlit dreams,

They flew on winds of cowboy schemes.

With every bounce, a jestful cheer,

As cacti laughed, and the moon drew near.

But as the night wrapped its velvet cloak,

The chase paused soft, and laughter broke.

For in that whirl, a friendship spun,

Two wild hearts racing, forever young.