Western Poetry posted August 3, 2019 |
A fearsome outlaw and prolific gunslinger.
John Wesley Hardin
by Lance S. Loria
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cowboy poem writing prompt entry
Writing Prompt write a four line, seven stanza poem about the old west. rhyming method: 1st stanza 2nd and 4th line must rhyme. 2nd stanza, 2nd and 4th line must rhyme, etc, |
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Notches on a gun refer to the men killed by a gunslinger. This may be more legend than fact.
John Wesley Hardin was the son of a Methodist preacher. At age 11 he stabbed another boy. At 15, he killed a former slave. He shot a circus man and killed someone who tried to rob him. And he was just a troubled teen.
Hardin was an outlaw of grave proportions (pun intended).
Born: Bonham, TX 5/26/1853
Died: El Paso, TX 8/19/1895
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and 2 member cents. John Wesley Hardin was the son of a Methodist preacher. At age 11 he stabbed another boy. At 15, he killed a former slave. He shot a circus man and killed someone who tried to rob him. And he was just a troubled teen.
Hardin was an outlaw of grave proportions (pun intended).
Born: Bonham, TX 5/26/1853
Died: El Paso, TX 8/19/1895
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