Rustling Up Some Courage
The Old West didn’t reward hesitation—it honored those who acted with purpose.
Out in the West, where the dry winds roam,
A storm rolls in like a wandering home.
With thunders laugh and a flash of light,
The desert blooms, a feast for the sight.
The raindrops dance on the parched, cracked ground,
Each splash a song, a joy profound.
Boots hit the mud, twirls in the rain,
While laughter echoes, both wild and sane.
Hats dipped low, against the playful spray,
Cowboys spinning, come what may.
The clouds conspire in a giddy chase,
As grass and earth wear their green lace.
When the sun returns, with a welcoming gleam,
A glimmering rainbow, natures own dream.
In puddles we puddle, our spirits unfurled,
For rains brief visit paints a bright world.
Copyright © 2025 Randy Salars
All rights reserved
All rights reserved