When the West Was Wild
It wasn’t the land that made cowboys—it was their untamed spirit.
On the bluff where the river bends,
The shadows dance as daylight ends.
A soft gold light ignites the rock,
While secrets whisper in the clock.
The sun descends with blazing grace,
Painting skies in a fiery embrace.
Each minute shifts the world before,
As dusk unfurls its velvet door.
The cowboy rides, with hope in heart,
Through changing light, a work of art.
His silhouette against the sky,
A fleeting glimpse as moments fly.
Night falls gently, a silent thief,
Yet change brings both joy and grief.
For in the shadows, dreams ignite,
And life reveals its truest light.
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