When the Lone Ranger has his finger on his gun's trigger, he constantly has to pull it.
When the moon is full, he hunts and kills werewolves, that's why he uses silver bullets.
He also uses silver bullets to stop outlaws from committing crimes.
But he uses those bullets to kill werewolves the majority of the time.
A werewolf smashed his way into an innocent man's house.
He tore him to pieces and was also going to kill his spouse.
The Lone Ranger saved her by putting a silver bullet right between the werewolf's eyes.
Whenever he encounters werewolves, he defeats them, each and every one of them dies.
A werewolf was about to attack Tonto and he would've ripped him apart.
But the Lone Ranger killed the werewolf by shooting him through the heart.
Silver was the Lone Ranger's horse until a werewolf ate him and he was also going to eat Scout.
But the Lone Ranger woke up in time to save Tonto's horse and he blew the werewolf's brains out.
Whenever a werewolf tangles with the Lone Ranger, his life comes to an end.
When the moon is full, the Lone Ranger kills werewolves with silver bullets and he always wins.
Tonto, too, I think killed no 'men', at least not with his knife, nor with his arrow and bow. This is a fine poem. bri ;)
Alas, a werewolf is a 'man', yet in another form. I guess the Ranger would kill 'men' as well, though it weren't the norm. At least I don't recall the Ranger killing any man, so many years ago,
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Now, WHY didn't I connect silver bullets to werewolves? Those were the days! ! ! Lines seem a bit long, and I might change some punctuation. I WILL plan to share poem with others someday. bri ;)