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Daisy Plumtree, Outlaw

rode the outlaw trail to rob the outbound mail

By Charles TurnerPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Daisy Plumtree, Outlaw
Photo by Ali Hajian on Unsplash

Daisy Plumtree was a lusty one,

She loved an old buffalo gun.

She'd shoot her round,

Then stand her ground,

Where many men might run.

If her ways was rough and raw,

She learned it from her paw;

Who killed eight men,

Then made it ten,

Which set his fate with the law.

She was Daisy Missy Plumtree

Rough and ready

Rode the outlaw trail

To rob the outbound mail

Missy Daisy Daisy Plumtree

She went on the lam in Mexico

And fell in with Two Feathers Crow

She leaned her gun

In Crow's wigwam

Made from hides of buffalo

But the soldiers killed her man

He was crossing the Rio Grande

Daisy got hung

Before she swung

Said Daisy Crow is who I am

She was Daisy Missy Plumtree

Rough and ready

Rode the outlaw trail

To rob the outbound mail

Missy Daisy Daisy Plumtree

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Charles Turner

My work is based on who I am now and have been in the past. It is based on a lifetime of reading. Autobiography, standard fiction, sci/fi, fantasy, westerns. I plan to put together a collection of short stories to publish via Amazon.

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