Rustling Up Some Courage
The Old West didn’t reward hesitation—it honored those who acted with purpose.
In the Echoing Canyon, shadows dance,
Where whispered tales take every chance.
The canyon walls, like sentinels stand,
Guard stories of cowboys, brave and grand.
Beneath the wide and starlit sky,
Hooves pound the earth as dreams pass by.
With leather reins and spirits bold,
They carve their paths through canyons old.
The crack of dawn, a clarion call,
Awakens legends that will not fall.
In every canyons thrum and sigh,
The echoes of their daring never die.
So, gather round the fires embrace,
Share tales of courage, fate, and grace.
For in each stone, a cowboys fight,
Lives on in echoes through the night.
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