Open Poetry #24 |
I Said-She Said |
Gunslinger Senior Member
since 1999-10-09
Posts 901TX, USA |
Another Rodeo I asked her, "Do you think that you could love me?" She smiled, and said, "I really think I could." I said, "Then, Sugar, let's go down the road together." She said, "If it were that simple, Babe, I would." She said, "I read your brand the moment that I saw you- You're cowboy and a drifter, I can see. You'd never make a husband, or a father; You have to live foot-loose and fancy-free." She said, "I have two kids at home who love and need me. You'd never understand domestic life. And did you see the ring which I am wearing? It's there to show I am another's wife." I said, "I think I'd like to get to know you better. Your mind might change, if you gave it a chance. So, Baby, let's just spend the night together, Why don't you let me take you to the dance?" She said, "I think that I will pass on this one, cowboy- I might wonder how it could have been, that's true. And I'll admit that I might even miss you, But, friend, that's all I'm ever going to do." I tipped my hat, and headed for my pickup. I glanced back, and saw her turn and go. She'll head her station wagon for the suburbs, I'm headed for another rodeo. |
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