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The Warrior Poet (Billy The Kid!)
by John Mcleod
copyright 01-13-2002


Age Rating: 13 to 127

 
Billy rode into town
he held his Carrot in his hand
he told the kids to close their eyes
as he twirled it around and around,

"This is a man's game" said I to Billy Jones
stop playing with yourself and get back to your home
if you want to play with the (Big Boys) you're in the wrong place
Billy's Carrot just went limp and he wore a sad look on his face,

I rolled around the ground with laughter, Billy did see that
he thought it was the sight of his fearsome Carrot
but the truth I tell to you all, right here and now
he's not a man and by the look of it, he is just a Boy,

Karen and Bob were dancing with delight
joyful at seeing Billy beaten in a fight
we all stood together, standing proud and tall
looking at the defeated one, a crying little Boy.




What will happen next? Will Billy the Kid return with something a bit more manly to offer?
Has he been shamed never to return?
Tune in to the next response from the Kid and see what he has to offer.
I think he may of bitten off more than he can chew.



John Mcleod











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01-13-2002 Bob Church    

Sic 'em, Johnboy!
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