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Sunday morning coming down, nothing short of dying, I tipped my hat and helped Sister step down from her mule, "John Ringo, that damn fool," Sister waved her Bible,
"after all, good history is based in the books," Sister waved her Bible, "interpretation is how one wants to take it," Sister waved her Bible,
"outlaw John Ringo, that damn fool, no where to go but God's cemetery, "John Ringo, you damn fool, Sister on her mule prays for you, trigger pulled, Old West lawless heroes ruled. Come on inside, firebrand, I'll preach a sermon, then we'll have a shot of whiskey, Westward the Women!"
your horse was 300 feet away from the church doors and 300 feet away from those soiled doves - the whores, saloon, brothel, and church all three tied to the same hitching rack, I walked inside with Sister escorting me on her arm, reciting what she'd known on John Ringo's tombstone,
the sermon Sister gave "Westward the Women, Firebrand who Writes Outlaw Books, I play cards with her 'til dawn, drink several shots of the Lord's prescription for inspiration to quill my Sunday Morning Coming Down Sermons, fellow by the name of Kristofferson will marry *Rita Coolidge, will write this tune next century, Cash and Willie too, one man dressed in black, one man in braids, Folsom Prison and pot raids,"
you rode into town on your buckboard to close out your account, pick up your lavender calico dress, confess, you had it on layaway, God loves this day, pussy allegations went unnoticed, the focus was on some damn fool rebranding mules, some damn fool cheatin' on the poker table, wasn't a 30-second gunfight, was a 30-minute f*** behind the livery stable...
kissed the new label inside your new lavender calico dress...
*Rita Coolidge, ex-wife of Kris Kristofferson, thrives with her modern-day band, Walela, "butterfly" in Cherokee, band consists of Rita, her mother, and her daughter. Sage Sweetwater says "Westward the Women!"
The Lavender Outlaw is in the House! The Firebrand Rocks! Sage Sweetwater's Authors Den poetry being transcribed to song by Iceland Songwriter Finnur Bjarki Sage Sweetwater Lesbian Songwriter Inducted into Porterhouse Music http://porterhouse.aiminghigh.is/??
Reviews of "Sunday Morning Coming Down: John Ringo that Damn Fool"
Reviewed by Butch Howard (Reader)
Reviewed on August 30, 2007
Sage, I don't know if you believe in reincarnation but, I swear you were there, in the wild wild west, when towns were springing up and the first signs of "civilization" were saloons, brothels and churches, usually within spitting distance of one another. If you were not there yourself, you have such a complete grasp of American history that you might as well have been. I think they could use you as a consultant and an actress on the next series of "Deadwood!"
~Butch Howard
I love what you do with this western and all your westerns. I wait for the moment behind the livery stable or up in the mountains. I am never disappointed. Excellent. Liz
Westward Ho! was a very good series. Thank you for the memories. Love the history imbedded in lesbian love, and kissing the perfumed neck inside the lavender calico dress. Love it! You write with history and modern day together, and they move smoothly together. Great write as always Sage, and thank you for sharing.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and at your side constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFULSISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your little sister, Barbie
Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on August 26, 2007
Well, good morning sweet lady,wonderful writing as always,I am sure glad to be back to read your wonderful work.Have a wonderful day ok...Hugsssss
Love,
Chnati lace
You capture the spirit of the Old west. My grandfather was a tracker out west. He actually tracked Poncha-Villa for awhile. I Can actually picture you and me out west in those days. enjoyed
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on August 25, 2007
Kicking ass and take down the names of the ones you missed, I reckon . . . The West missed it great claim to fame when you was born too damn late . . . Fuck them shit-smelling cowboys and alum-perfumed saloon girls/sluts/Miss Kitty's, whot they missed the fucking twenty-first century gladly embrace . . . You spin the tales/tails so randy it makes some heads spin and others just sit and nod and order up another sarsaparilla . . . Sarsaparilla, my ass, gimme some mule piss . . . Love ya babe . . .
Wow Sage this is fantastic, I love the story, the way you blend not only old West history but hippie land and the legends of country all my heroes into this drama that plays out like an old duster but more real to life. Very well done.
my Sunday Morning Coming Down
Sermons, fellow by the name of
Kristofferson will marry *Rita Coolidge,
will write this tune next century, Cash
and Willie too, one man dressed in black,
one man in braids, Folsom Prison and pot raids
Yes indeed, Sage. Gotta love them all and I love this tale of yours. Thank you. Love and best wishes,
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~Butch Howard
Elizabeth
May the Lord Jesus bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and at your side constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFULSISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your little sister, Barbie
Love,
Chnati lace
enjoyed.....
Art Sun...
Fee
George
Sermons, fellow by the name of
Kristofferson will marry *Rita Coolidge,
will write this tune next century, Cash
and Willie too, one man dressed in black,
one man in braids, Folsom Prison and pot raids
Yes indeed, Sage. Gotta love them all and I love this tale of yours. Thank you. Love and best wishes,
Regis (Reg)