This is a poem about a cowboy sitting in a bar and dreaming about the beautiful lady across the way; when actually it is his wife he is day dreaming about.
Day Dreaming Cowboy Wish I was a cowboy Just for you tonight We’d Waltz and two step Across this bar room floor We’d put quarters in the juke box Till they spilled upon the floor We’d sing along with Hank and Willy Till they couldn’t take it anymore I’d smother you in Belt buckles From my latest rodeo I’d be the cowboy Who rode that bull Ten seconds more I’d put you on a stallion Let you lope across the Wind swept prairies of my mind I’d trade my Stetson For your Levi’s And lacy underwear I’d place your boots Beneath my bed Till the little ones came And kissed us both goodnight I wish I was that cowboy Just for you tonight Lon 4/19/2021
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