Walking Tall
Swaggering into the bar with a gleam in her eye,All heads turn towards her, she could make a grown man cry.
She's walking tall, her guns slung low across her hips,
Twin six shooters, with mother of pearl on the grips.
Her long hair streaming a golden burnished red,
A notch on her belt for every man she shot dead.
Fending for herself, since such an early age,
Barely able to contain her seething rage.
Such anger in her eyes, burning souls to the ground,
Willing to fight them all, knowing she is hell bound.
Many guns have cleared leather, just a second too late,
Her quick reflexes have helped many to meet their fate.
So many men have died, thinking that they couldn't be beat,
Don't underestimate her if you meet her in the street.
Poetry by Queen
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Written on 2005-08-13 at 04:34
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