Cowboy without a Hat
She's a golden sunrise
Carved into the morning sky
Remnants of sleep still etched upon her skin
In her slumber She craves another hour
As the day waits for her arrival
Upon my doorstep she makes me smile
If only temporary
If only for a while
For she is the laughter that echoes in the wind
Happiness is a feeling I thought was gone forever- Until she's back again
She's the tattered pages tucked between a library book, rambling on about things I've learned to live without
She's a story unfolding, still young, still learning, still dreaming like a daisy plucked from a pasture
For 23 years I've known her
And if her existence was not
I'd feel like a cowboy without his hat
*This is a Birthday poem I wrote for my sister who recently turned 23

Stephen Gospage
Fri 15th May 2026 09:08
You can feel the love and proximity here, Jordyn. A fine poem.