BLUE JEANS AND DIAMONDS

The days and nights of a cowgirl at heart.

BLUE JEANS AND DIAMONDS

She wore blue jeans in sunshine

And rode a black steed.

She never did care

About taking the lead.

Her hair was a-jumble

And blown by the wind.

She never did mind

What the weather could send.

But after the haying

And barn work was done,

She washed off the dirt

And prepared for night fun!

She put on her diamonds

And sexy black dress,

And no one could say

That her hair was a mess.

By day she wore blue jeans...

By night she wore gems.

I guess you might say

She attracted the men!

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Reviews

[Betty Hermelee]

I would certainly think so; after all she was like a new person at night with her black dress and gems and an new hairdo; I like the contrast in this poem, the vivid imagery and the rhyme, which you are so clever with Sharon; also you include the fact that she is pretty sexy and attractive, a transformation indeed, and reminds me of the wild west.
Best, B

[Miss Sharon]

Thanks so much my friend for your wonderful review of this one! ~Sharon

[Betty Hermelee]

You're very welcome my friend.
Best, B

[W. Barrett Munn]

A couple weeks ago we went to Pawhuska, Oklahoma, home of The Pioneer Woman on Food Network. Your poem brought images of those good hard-working country folks who clean up so nicely.

Winston

[Miss Sharon]

Such a kind review Winston. Thanks ever so much my friend! ~Sharon

[mattavelli]

Hello, Sharon! :)
this was a fun read. She's a hero, by day and night, free and having fun. Thanks for sharing.

[Miss Sharon]

What a lovely review my friend. Thanks ever so much! ~Sharon

[William Michael Reeves]

Is your closet full of rhinestones, or men? This was fun to read. My esteemed review ... it was cute.

[Miss Sharon]

LOL! By all means...rhinestones. Thanks for your review. ~Sharon

[Gee]

Reads like a woman many men would chase but few would ever catch or tame:)
Reminds me of Calamity Jane.
Lovely piece

[Miss Sharon]

Awwww! What a beautiful review my friend. Thank you very much. ~Sharon

[Les]

This is a fun piece Sharon and shows that people are rarely one-dimensional. Your character certainly has two sides to her and I think I would like both. :0)

[Miss Sharon]

Thanks ever so much Les for your very nice review of this write...and for the compliment as well! You are appreciated. ~Sharon

[Les]

It was my pleasure.

[Miss Sharon]

Likewise! ~Sharon

[Patricia]

That’s a woman! Nicely done and I love it!

[Miss Sharon]

Awww! Thanks so much for your kind review. ~Sharon

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Sharon… back in the Wild West days … women were Bar Maids… today Women wear Cowboy Boots to be Sexy and a ♦️ Diamond on their finger … but best of all we can sing along with Neil Diamond “Forever in Blue Jeans” never gets old. Your poem is a Keeper. Pat

[Miss Sharon]

Thanks so much Pat for your beautiful review of this write. And YOU my dear are a keeper as well! ~Sharon

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Sharon… your Avatar reminds me of Gladiolas in Colors of 💗 Love… standing tall like a Lighthouse to Guide us Home. I hear the Music of Seagulls in Symphonies of Harmony. Gently, Pat

[Richard Knox]

This is a fun poem, but never underestimate the allure of a cowgirl in old jeans, a well-worn shirt worn well, and mussed hair! Put her astride a stallion and oh my!

[Miss Sharon]

Thanks so much my friend for a wonderful and much appreciated review! ~Sharon

[jacob erin-cilberto]

there may be a misconcepion of farm women...you have so poetically cleared that up.
Women can toil with the best of men...but then be very sexy on the other hand.
feminine yet strong.
I really like this,
j.

[Miss Sharon]

Awww! Thanks so much my friend for a wonderful review. I appreciate you. ~Sharon