That CowgirlA Poem by J. F. CharlestonShe stared at me From the back of her steed I felt her eyes move up and down Burning me like they desperately need I've caught her out of The corner of my eye She looked so good So sweet and angelic When she called me by name I felt my heart leap My breath left me hangin' And I thought oh Lord help me That cowgirl roped me in She took my heart right then She gave me a chance I never thought would come I was a fool to leave For another dream Out in Tennessee I'm singin', not lovin' I'm alone at night Wishing I never left her I reach for the phone And dial her number Just to hang up That cowgirl long ago Loved me to death She was my one chance I picked the phone up And heard her voice say "Come home, come stay" " I love you, I can't live like this" I flew down that interstate Back to her loving arms Back to what I always wanted That cowgirl I love Gave me the chance To love her until I died... © 2014 J. F. CharlestonAuthor's Note
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