Rustling Up Some Courage
The Old West didn’t reward hesitation—it honored those who acted with purpose.
In desert heat, where shadows play,
A parade of mirages bright and gay.
Cactus wranglers twirl with flair,
Beneath the sun™s relentless glare.
A jester horse with painted face,
Struts with style, a lively grace.
With laughter creaking through the throng,
Each step is met with joyous song.
A tumbleweed with top hat spun,
Whirls past the crowd--oh, what a run!
Magical tricks and funny sights,
In the mirage™s dance, all hearts take flight.
As evening falls, the stars ignite,
Whispers of dreams in the cool twilight.
With every chuckle, the bonds are made,
In the Mirages Parade, real worries fade.
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