Tale of Guacamole Mitchell

Tale of Guacamole Mitchell

A Poem by Cassick Dame
"

A funny name given to me by my great Comrade, Jenna.

"
On a twisting winter night
Mitchell rode his horse into town
He greeted the teller, banker, fellow rider
He made his way into the town bar
Ready to drink an' leave behind
The art of killin' for a day
He reached the bartender 
"Give me your best head-warmer"
"Something to get me over what's been done"
"Alright," said Mick
An' out the best serving of Guantic
An' Mit' drank it all right down
His back, solders, mind was weighing a pound
Nothin' seemed to wash it all away
All there was was still much regret 
Mayhaps he was stuck with how 
He'd taken charge at Wounded Elbow
An' his name they did say
Sounded only of blood
Guacamole Mitchell tried to change 
But nothing was being gained
So Guacamole Mit' just gave up 
An there he sat
Alone and dyin'
His hand full of some Guantic 

© 2017 Cassick Dame


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Cassick Dame
Cassick Dame

WI



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