It's should be understood,
No one's tougher than Clint Eastwood,
He starred in many western tales,
Such as the Outlaw Josey Wales,
Early on he swallowed his pride,
And starred on Rawhide,
But CBS celebrates,
That he was Rowdy Yates,
As William Munny it's a sin
That he was Unforgiven,
He broke the rules,
When he got sister sara two mules,
He really upped his game ,
As the Man With No Name,
Vengeance was nigh,
When he'd Hang'em High,
He came an outsider,
As Preacher, the Pale Rider,
It may seem silly,
He played Bronco Billy,
For Ugly it was sad,
He rode with the Good and the Bad,
He made a real score,
In a Few Dollars More,
He was no scholar,
In A Fistful of Dollars,
His voice was draggin',
As he sang Paint Your Wagon,
It's seems a crying shame,
He never rode with John Wayne,
It would be a safe bet,
They'd ride into the sunset.
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Write a western poem that tells a story. Any length or type. |
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Western Poem
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Author Notes
Had to do it. I know I'm against some stiff competition, bring it on Make My Day.
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