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He journeyed home now after the end of that war
His uniformed tattered, his heart bleeding and sore
All that sustained him, was his thoughts of Kate
It’s all that kept him from entering into hell’s gate
A seasoned man returning no longer a boy, ready to put away his guns
Ready to settle down get the ranch going raise some sons
Coal black hair, he a wore a little too long,
Graying beard, for a time he’d been feeling wrong
Was wide in the shoulders, lean in the waist
Kate’s sweet lips he longed to again finally taste
He carried big bore wheel gun
Rifle in his scabbed, he hoped to give it to a son
Setting tall in the saddle, he rode a gray stud
One of many he had ridden, through the mud and the crud

39 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 28, 2016

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Marshall

This book has a great story. The Marshall is a good man and good at his job. But the ending leaves you hanging. Marshall was chasing a killer and it ends with him returning to his ranch and you don't know who the killer was or if he ever gets caught.
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