Walk XVIA Poem by CLCurrieWalk XVI By: Chase L. Currie ‘My boots stroll in the shadow Of my blood With their
sinful roots My pa ran from the Law A gunslinger
by fate An outlaw
by action He ran with those Demon Bandits Played fast
with a six-shooter Shot down
a man in Oklahoma Smoke a pipe in Texas With my
ma Knocked
boots Got
me Pa found a hanging home In Arizona
at Mr. Law’s house Ma took me back to North Cackalack to our people But the shadow of death Flew over
head The Raven dropped pa’s gat in my hands The outlaw song played at noon Now, I
on the run Dashing
from Mr. Lawman.’ This young cat spun his tune As we walked In an Autumn Park Watching a Hawk Playing
with the winds of an angel’s wings And each step of fate On this path Was a bit closer To the
die coming up Snake eyes The
house wins Always
does At the end Sat that Mister Five Star Man In pale
shades A rifle
resting on his knee His pack
of wolves on his side All for this young outlaw All I could do is what I did - Keep
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Added on November 3, 2020 Last Updated on November 3, 2020 Tags: #poem #poetry #badpoem #morepoem AuthorCLCurrieHarrisburg, NCAboutI am a storyteller who comes from a long line of storytellers. I literally trace my heritage back to some Bards (poets and storytellers) of England. My family, in the tradition of our heritage, would .. more..Writing
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