The bank teller throbbed, "I have been robbed!
And they headed down that trail!"He couldn't go wrong, as it wasn't to long
After the sheriff was on their tailsHe could tell by the looks of the crazy old crooks
They must have done this beforeHe could guarantee one thing, that he'd surely bring
Them to jail and lock the doorHe caught up with a thieve, as he rolled up his sleeves
And tackled him down off his steedHe pinned him to the ground, then tied him down
And watched the other one fleeSo he hopped up on his horse and rode back on his course
Now to him you have to hand itHe tracked him down to a nearby town
And started searching for the banditHe checks everywhere, without despair
He even checked the house of whoresThen he heard a shout, and a riot break out
And that's when he stepped through the tavern doors
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Wild Wild West
PoetryTwo poems that tell a story of a day in the life of a sheriff who just happens to serve in the Wild Wild West.