The Long Drive West

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

The sun breaks free, the prairie wide,

As dust and hoofbeats swell with pride.

With leather reins in calloused hands,

He journeys forth through golden lands.

A mountain range looms fierce and bold,

Its secrets wrapped in tales untold.

The air is sharp, with scents of sage,

Each step he takes, a new frontier stage.

With every night, the campfires glow,

He dreams of paths where wild winds blow.

The quiet stars, his faithful guide,

Through vast horizons, he will ride.

As dawn ignites the sky with flame,

He rides to seek his fortune, fame.

The long drive west, adventure calls,

For freedom lies where the coyote sprawls.