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

[Aura]

Oh yes! I loved this poem, the girl with the causal jeans by day, the glamorous dress by night. I may have interpreted this a little differently than what was intended, but it made me think that she is neither a Tom boy or a girl girl, she has characteristics of both which is so unique! I definitely enjoyed this lighthearted read about a girl, who can do it all! A farmer girl she is by day but is a cool socialite she is by night. Stunning!

[Miss Sharon]

(she is neither a Tom boy or a girl girl, she has characteristics of both which is so unique!) You hit the nail right on the head my friend! Thanks for a beautiful review. ~Sharon

[Aura]

My pleasure!

[John the Baptist]

All work and no play makes for a dull girl. She made hay during the day and put on a sexy black dress for fun in the night. I wonder if she made hay then, too.

[Miss Sharon]

Thanks so much for a wonderful review my friend. And yes...I just bet she made hay as well! ~Sharon

[Temperance]

Haha, what a fun read, Miss Sharon! A contradiction for sure; Jeans by day and gems by night. Great to see someone who isn't fussy about her appearance but, when she wants to, can put on the glam and do it up right! This is a gem...no pun intended! :) Temp

[Miss Sharon]

Awww! Thanks so much for your wonderful review of this one. You are appreciated my friend. ~Sharon

[Fabian G. Franklin]

"And partner, there's a tiger in them tight fittin' jeans." Conway Twitty

This was fun. It made me want to put on my boots, bandana and Stetson.

[Miss Sharon]

( It made me want to put on my boots, bandana and Stetson.) Well if you do, please send me a photo! I grew up with horses and considered myself a cowgirl, though by the "true standards" I really was not. Thanks for the nice review Fabian. ~Sharon

[Sami Khalil]

I lived in Tx. for a while and I saw that all over. I'm pretty sure it happens in other states. Your story is a marvelous one about this farmer, cowgirl. I love to see and ride horses too. They are awesome.

[Miss Sharon]

What a nice review Sami my friend! Thank you so much. ~Sharon

[Sami Khalil]

You are welcome Miss Sharon...

[Chris Shaw]

A worker by day and a sparkler at night. My guess is, it didn't matter what she wore, she was a magnet. I love your blue jeans and diamonds Sharon.

Lovely to see a new post from you. Have a good weekend dear friend.

Chris

[Miss Sharon]

Thank you ever so much my sweetie for a beautiful review! You always make my day. ~Sharon

[Robert Haigh]

This made me smile, Sharon. A finely constructed poem about a very interesting young lady! I enjoyed the read!

[Miss Sharon]

Thank you so much Robert for a very nice review! You are appreciated my friend. ~Sharon