Her cowgirl friends embody the spirit of western hospitality no city banality.
RedThunder rides with Wind River Sally, better-looking than others.
RedThunder, she has a simple elegance of speech, a kinder intelligence within range reach.
Drifters and drinkers, Willie and Toby, Judas-lover thinkers.
White man sells RedThunder a bandana. "You want a red one?" "Hell yes! I'm not a Blue Indian!"
Galloping the Judas across a landscape of rugged Sage brush, loping the Judas back to camp, tapping her spurs, leaving tawny plumes of past dust behind her, while she leaves a woman with a burr-tangled ass.
RedThunder's gonna tell the damn Judas story 'round the warmth of a friendly campfire.
Whiskey for my women, beer for my horses!
Copyright 2006 Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist, brainchild of Sage Sweetwater Creative Properties, flagship of Stone Creek Woman
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Reviews of "Whiskey For My Women Beer For My Horses"
My Crogwyn (a welsh cob) loved beer but it made her fart thunderously, usually when I was brushing her tail.
I don't think I've ever known a woman who drank whisky; vodka and tonic or white wine were the most frequent.
The poem was fun.
Ian
Poetic indian (native american) names like Red Thunder and beer for horses, I'm in the saddle with this one, you bet!
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on March 30, 2006
Wait! Wait! Cute Little Beaver is hot on your tail . . . er . . . trail, RedThunder and I ain't taling about the wife killer in Folloywood. Cute Little Beaver has heard the news--via prairie-land express--about the sexploits of the Red One. Wait! Wait!
Sage
I was right up there there with you in that tumbleweed canyon...:)
Giddie up master horsewoman Sage
And dig those spurs in harder...lols
Great music compliments the astonishing pen !
Peter
Just a simple gathering of the Gay & Lesbian Activist Association of New Birch and Sipsboror (GLAABS) and we plunge down a hilarious ride to perdition.
I don't think I've ever known a woman who drank whisky; vodka and tonic or white wine were the most frequent.
The poem was fun.
Ian
I was right up there there with you in that tumbleweed canyon...:)
Giddie up master horsewoman Sage
And dig those spurs in harder...lols
Great music compliments the astonishing pen !
Peter
Sassy!!!!!!!! Love it--enjoyed the ride. :)
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Eileen