Brilliant in her radiance,
Cowgirl of the American West,
Bedazzling, sharing her charms.
Bright yellow blousey cotton
Flaps loose in the afternoon breeze,
The Great Plains in a cool spell
Unusual for late June,
Except for those weeks
When Canada visits the flats on a front.
Long tangled auburn hair
Flying nearly horizontal downstream,
The gusts so crisp,
And crossing her face in front,
Only her effervescent smile,
And barber-lather-white eyes,
Shone through the flowing tresses.
Cowgirl of the American West,
Wearing a sun-colored blouse
And the leathers of a round-up,
Stamping her own romantic style,
Remington-balanced,
On stirrup-engineered boot heels,
Not yet 25, if a day,
Brilliant in her radiance.
For Conversations With Walt
Denis J. Kelly
May 24, 2011
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