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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Continued From: 12. BTK Coming Attractions Part 4 http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=195841 **************************************************************************** Billy the Kid's Great Escape (Conclusion) "Hello Bob!," Billy called out with a song in his heart just prior to blowing Bob Ollinger apart. He blasted both barrels into Ollinger's chest and face. Pieces of old Bob lay scattered all over the place. Billy smashed his shotgun in two, threw it at him but missed. "You'll never rifle me again," he screamed, "you son of a female dog that rhymes with witch!" {Sorry. Poetry Soup's Profanity Policy. Hope I'm not in trouble} On the balcony he addressed the crowd whose jaws hung agape. "I don't want to hurt anyone, but I'll kill anybody who tries to prevent my escape." In the office he found a sledge hammer and smashed the chains of his leg irons free. He told Godfrey to fetch him a fast horse immediately. As he walked down the stairs, he came upon Bell's lifeless body and many eyewitnesses admit that the Kid looked upon him and said most remorsefully, "I'm sorry I killed you Bell, but couldn't help it." As Billy mounted the horse the chains of his leg irons startled the beast. The horse reared up and threw Billy down onto the street. He was at this point his most vulnerable laying down on the ground. The crowd could have overtaken him easily, but none made a move or a sound. Once again Billy mounted the horse and fled with the sound of his leg iron chains ringing. Many say that as he rode out of Lincoln County that they heard the Kid singing. Billy had escaped danger so many other times in his past, but this was his greatest escape ever. It would also be his last. **************************************************************************** To Continue Go To: 14. BTK Coming Attractions Part 6 http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=195838
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