I’m a Kentucky girl, grass for dinner, if you're lucky I'll let you ride my tractor, might trade it for a truck, much more useful in the streets when there are stop signs. No stoplights, though, much less fancy and tame we work with the earth we were given, I eat grass for breakfast too.
Being country, I'm told to breastfeed, even boys who aren’t mine I resist most of the time but they're hard to fend off with their strong belts and southern charm. Not to mention the belts have charms. You’re a country boy, I've got no clue if I like boys, they make me stiff and worried, so sometimes I drink a lot to loosen so they see me like the southern bell that maybe I could be but am not at the present moment.
One thing every girl is known for around here, I am no exception, is our love for carmanthamums. Now, you might be thinking to yourself, I have never heard of such a flower, well you’ve clearly never been to The Sugar Baby Saloon. Behind a bunch of tables and chairs lying about outside, is a patch of dirt and grass where these carmanthamums are born.
Do you get the metaphor I’m trying to make? I am a country girl the same way these flowers are a country girl’s favorite flower; they don’t actually exist, and I really truly never claimed to be a country girl just the same as you never claimed to be someone’s mother! Mind your business.