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Pards

A poem by Skylar Harwood.

Author:: American Cowboy
Publish date:: Sep 11, 2014
Social count:: 43

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Pard

By Skylar Harwood

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This poem appears in A Handshake is Enough: The Cowboy Way Through Art and Poetry.

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