Billy BlackA Poem by jen -- JGAbout a rather clumsy road agent ....................
BILLY BLACK
Billy Black, the bandit Always wore a dark red shirt And every time he pulled his gun He dropped it in the dirt.
He tried so hard to rob a coach But he trembled in his boots ‘cause the driver held a rifle - And Billy had no gun to shoot
When the driver aimed his rifle It made poor Billy frown He saw his pistol in the dirt And quickly he bent down
The rifle shot went past his ear Billy Black near wet his pants The next shot landed by his feet And made poor Billy dance.
He danced, he hopped, then fell down All tangled with his feet He looked so sad, eyes filled with tears The driver laughed a treat.
The driver held his aching sides Still grinning from ear to ear Because he knew from Billy Black He didn’t have much to fear.
Then while the driver chuckled Billy Black reached out his hand And with a single, well thought move Became famous throughout the land.
Now Billy Black the bandit Is no longer a figure of fun Because he took the largest haul And never used his gun.
ã jen-JG 2006 © 2009 jen -- JGAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on January 1, 2009 Last Updated on March 4, 2009 Authorjen -- JGMelbourne, AustraliaAboutI enjoy reading, writing and watching movies. There are two adorable cats in our household who give us much pleasure. i enjoy writing poetry of most kinds, rhyme - open verse - and often anything a.. more..Writing
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