Platonic Woes Poem by Cowboy Ron Williams
Platonic Woes
She only wants us to be friends,
but I want something more.
I hope our friendship never ends;
there's something else in store.
If she'd agree to be my wife,
how happy I would be!
I'd then protect her all my life,
as she would plainly see.
She thinks that I'm too old to wed,
but put those thoughts aside;
She's talkin' ‘bout a thoroughbred;
this cowboy can still ride!
The cowboy lives with full of stamina; nice to read this one
Platonic woes are due to platonic love.I enjoyed the poem and extend my support to go for what u wish.
Such a nice rhyme! Defying age and time. So well written, Enjoyed, Thanks
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7/30/2025 1:21:52 AM # 1.0.0
Oooh what a sensational appealing poem and the last stanza made me grin and giggle, the word play gahh men are horses he he indeed. Kudos for this humored poem! Lol! Plz do read and comment on my newsest poem too titled, 'The ravishing rain' !