Bonnie Elizabeth Parker Poems

BONNIE'S OWN POEM

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No one must know that I'm lonely
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BONNIE'S OWN POEM

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Dull the prison walls were gleaming
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BONNIE'S OWN POEM

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We each of us have a good ''alibi''
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Foreword

This is a poetic eulogy to the outlaw Bonnie Parker.
Including here all the known poems associated with Bonnie,
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Possibly Bonnie's poem, but also possibly a 'moral danger' poem by an anonymous author which resonated with Bonnie. This poem's name and subject may be influenced by Stephen Crane's 1893 novel ''Maggie, A Girl Of The Streets''. Bonnie's own three poems ''The Story Of Suicide Sal'', ''The Fate Of Tiger Rose'' and ''The Prisoner'', borrow from the structure of this poem.


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BONNIE'S OWN POEM

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Billy rode on a pinto horse
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BONNIE'S OWN POEM

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You have heard of big ''conventions''
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Just like the ramblin' roses
Round the porch in summer do
Tho all the world forget you
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BONNIE'S OWN POEM

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Yeah, she looks old and bent
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