Pulp Fiction: A Sage That Shared Her Big Chief Tablet

pulp fiction
titles that reflect
the times, political
trends with western
traits the material written
quickly, work that holds up
over time,

earth being
pushed up from
the veneer of civilized
behavior, western pulp
females evolve, the firebrand's
self-motivated style changing social
and economic power of women in western
film, Sweetwater's evolution well documented
galloping through with a new breed of criminal,
religious cast menaced by the eternal shadows,
                                                                                  
archetypes
of strong women
of the west not tossed
out after read once, not
holding the titles in collection
for if they are, they are out of
circulation, but the book depicted
on the cover brought to life on screen,
fire and truth smolders, lesbian western
pulp preferences from the convent to the
rawhide unearthing the philosopher's stone,

an indian chief's
reincarnated horse
dispatched to bring life
to a higher plane, a wagon
repaired to deliver the orphans
to shelter, women who freely give
them love to feed their souls from
those who care; Sweetwater's 1800s
alter ego, a sage that shared her big chief
tablet, all else is unimportant.

Copyright Ms. Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist