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MEREDITH FAHEY
Boston, Massachusetts
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Meredith Fahey

 

 

A Cowboy Is Made of...

Give me a cowboy
A little rough around the edges
Made of steel,
From the top of his boots to
The top of his hats

Give me a cowboy
Who's gonna be a man someday
Made of leather,
Tanned by the sun
and chapped by the rain

Give me a cowboy
Who listens for his missus' supper bell
But who isn't afraid to ride off into the sunset
Who isn't afraid to stare down the sky

Give me a cowboy
Simple and friendly
Calloused but warm
Who can lasso me when
I stray too far

© 2002, Meredith Fahey

 

About Meredith Fahey:

Meredith Fahey tells us she has "always held a reverence and fascination for Cowboys. I love writing poetry and plays."

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