To Get Away Again Poem by A. P. Hancock

Let's spend the day at Moran's ranch, and leave it all behind
We'll ride old Mack and Bessie Girl, and see what we can find

We'll travel west to three mile creek, and wade among the trout
We'll go on up to Jasper Falls, and hear the waters shout

Then if you wish we'll ride on down, to see the flower fields
I know we'll spy a deer or two, let's keep our peepers peeled

And then we'll have a picnic lunch, amid the chestnut trees
We'll laugh and talk and rest our eyes, we'll do what ere we please

And when we're done with easy slow, we'll hop on Bess and Mack
And race the wind down Sutter's trail, all the way to Johnson's shack

But when the day has run it's course, and we must pack it in
We'll both be glad we took the time, to get away again