I love this. The dust, the heat, the climax. A western of any length is usually good for me, but this 3 minute one is a stroke of genius. Yeah baby!!!!
Posted 5 Years Ago
5 Years Ago
Thank you, I love when I can see a full event in a handful of words, and westerns were one of the f.. read moreThank you, I love when I can see a full event in a handful of words, and westerns were one of the first books I started to read. That and Agatha.
well pilgrim they got what was coming to them... life can be tough but its a heck of a lot tougher if your stupid! Nice write little lady... Say, how did i end up in this picture?
love the changes but for the flow and rhyme...
but my fast hand a little bit better. ?
5 Years Ago
thats Gary Cooper right?
5 Years Ago
Originally I liked the break in the cadence, but I think better is better.
Also I think t.. read moreOriginally I liked the break in the cadence, but I think better is better.
Also I think that is Garry Copper
Zane Grey...Elmore Leonard...masters of the western, which I have always favoured. Your story sparked a scene from Once Upon a Time in the West when Charles Bronson faced down 3 gunmen and uttered the famous line..."you brought one horse too many"
Thanks for taking me back to dust and sagebrush. Much appreciated.
That is one of my favorite lines ever, and I have a long list.
It's that moment when the vil.. read moreThat is one of my favorite lines ever, and I have a long list.
It's that moment when the villains realize they may have over played their hand .
Great moment
dear Cherrie.. it seems that in present times,
we are living the scenes in this poem.
Being afraid is an every day phenomenon.
A well penned warning that we need to cast votes
that make a difference in how we approach "the
right to bear arms". truly, Pat
Coming from a military / law enforcement background, I'm more of a conceal carry kinda gal. read moreComing from a military / law enforcement background, I'm more of a conceal carry kinda gal.
The funny thing about bad people is they never play by the rules.
A very entertaining read, Cherrie. You take us back to a time when a lawman had to settle the tension quickly or somebody died -- shooters or a hanging mob. I was taught there were only a very few such confrontations in the Old West. Walk 10 paces draw-and-fire duels were rare. Frontier honor was what the sheriff got if he survived, with no questions asked. The bad guy often shot from hiding -- as did the sheriff sometimes. Unlike movie shootouts, survival often meant who shot first -- running and shouting with guns blazing. Lots of good men lost their lives that way. Keep up the good work.
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