A Fence Without End: The Conflict Between Boundaries and Freedom

The cowboy life teaches one lesson above all—hold the reins, and lead the way.

In twilights glow, a fence stretches far,

Its posts a whisper, a fading scar.

Each rail holds dreams of land so wide,

Yet binds the spirit within, inside.

The prairie calls, with its winds so free,

A cowboys heart yearns for the endless sea.

Yet boundaries built of timber strong,

Confine the soul where it longs to belong.

Beneath the stars, he ponders the cost,

What freedom gains when so much is lost?

The hoofbeats echo a haunting tune,

Of cattle drives beneath a silver moon.

With courage firm, hell break those chains,

A heart untamed, where wildness reigns.

For every fence, a road to roam,

In freedoms arms, the cowboy finds home.