The Spirit of the Wild West
The West wasn’t won by luck—it was carved by determination and hard work.
Beneath the vast and endless sky,
A lone tree stands where shadows lie.
Its roots dig deep, in silence strong,
A sentinel where winds belong.
The prairie sweeps with grasses tall,
A sea of gold, a beckoning call.
Yet there it stands, through storm and heat,
A witness to what time may beat.
Its bark is rough, with stories carved,
Of lovers lost, and dreams starved.
Beneath its leaves, the weary rest,
In nature™s arms, their hearts are blessed.
As sun descends, and stars ignite,
The tree holds firm against the night.
A symbol of hope, so bold and free,
A solitary hero on the prairie sea.
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