Tombstone Arizona Poem

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Tombstone, Arizona, a town of the Wild West,
Where legends were made, put to the test,
A place of cowboys, outlaws, and strife,
A land of adventure, in the desert's dry life.
With dusty streets, and saloons so rough,
Where cowboys would gather, and showdowns enough,
Tombstone, the name, struck fear in hearts,
As gunslingers roamed, playing their parts.
The OK Corral, a historic place,
Where Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday would face,
The Clantons and McLaurys, in a showdown,
A legendary tale, of the old West's renown.
Tombstone, a town with stories to tell,
Of cowboys and outlaws, who fought and fell,
Their names carved on tombstones, a testament true,
To the Wild West's history, so bold and so true.
Today, a tourist spot, a piece of the past,
A reminder of days, that couldn't last,
Tombstone, Arizona, a place of lore,
Forever remembered, for the tales it bore.