Judy

Judy
By Robert Burford

Judy loved the Cowboy
Watching him slowly walk
Jeans Tight
Boots Laced
Marlboro Lit
Wifebeater see through
From the sweat of a hard day's work
She'd often speak of him
Wondering of his next move
Watching him , almost like a shadow

He never noticed her
This girl
His passion was for the like of a loner
Thinkin for himself
Doing things his way without a second opinion
God being his only judge and jury
Though he felt this way
His always bestowed a hat tip
To Lucy before sundown

Lucy saw him at the rodeo
Dressed up in Saturdays finest
Tight Capri's
Hair Down
Make Up Not Too Much
Just Rite
She approaches him
She takes him by storm
As if the bull kicked him
Makin him blind
To what treasures lied in front of him

Without thinking
She kissed him
He returned it
The Cowboy found his cowgirl
Lil Lucy whom always seen him
Now is seen by him
Two people now in love
In each others embrace
The sounds of the horse gallops echo
As they ride of in to the Sunset of New Futures and Blind Horizons

(c)2008