His boots may be dusty
From sitting by the door,
And his saddle a little weathered;
It doesn't get oiled anymore.
His hat has become misshapen
From hanging on the wall,
And his lariat is a little stiff;
It isn't used much at all.
His hair has started graying
From "experience" he has said,
And his body a little sorer;
It's the COWBOY life he's led.
His words may seem harsh
From the truth that he speaks,
And his morals a little different;
It's a promise to himself that he keeps.
His heart a bit more cautious
From the hurt its felt and more.
And his love, if you should earn it. . .
It's a little better than any love
You have known before.
The Love Of A Cowboy
An Ol' Cowboy
Published by Family Friend Poems May 2018 with permission of the Author.
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