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I Could Write the Phone Book and They'd Come
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
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Sweetwater in Hollywood film promotion Jett Durango trilogy historically accurate with Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, Annie Oakley, Jim Bridger, and Wild Bill Hickok. From the Powder River Hymnals. Content marketing the Lesbian Western. Poetry that sells!



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I Could Write the Phone Book and They'd Come

undertakers
and embalmers
churches and hearses
horse taxis and midnight psalmers
the candlelight vigil prayer warriors
black powder shooters in jim bridger furs 

I could write
the phone book
and they'd come
blacksmiths and farriers
gene autry gave me the verses
doc holliday the huckleberry and
annie oakley the target wild plum

museum of antiquity
my hollywood spaghetti western
film props to view shooting scripts
director autographed another evil manson
at the pulpit and the donkey creek church pew

there it's hung
wild bill hickok's mural next
to the faro table wyatt earp's tin star
and lawman vest encased in fame jett durango's
gun
 
my blood in a vial
vampire grifters old west
hea hea sigh sigh billy bob thornton
angelina jolie when that marriage was done
I felt my own pain years later on the durango train
I could write the phone book and they'd come


Copyright Ms. Sage Sweetwater, Celebrity firebrand lesbian novelist

 


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 Reviews of "I Could Write the Phone Book and They'd Come"
Reviewed by Robert Whitford
Reviewed on August 14, 2013
Everyone and thing from the old western movies and the latest scandal magazine crowds within and bulges the sides of this one. You paint with a large brush Sage, then you brush the edges of your own pain. Into these images we must project something of ourselves, or what use is it to recitate. Interesting images in this one. I enjoyed. Bob

Reviewed by D. Vegas (Reader)
Reviewed on August 14, 2013
Thoroughly enjoyed, Sage!!

Love,

Deborah


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