[1] I wrote this sentence in my 7th grade notebook in 1958. It probably was inspired by the ubiquitous westerns on television during my boyhood. I’ve always remembered it with some fondness. But I didn’t know until today, that it could structurally fit as a haiku. This makes me happy.
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