The old-time cowboys were always shown with bandanas. These bright pieces of fabric that they wore around their necks, sometimes we'd call them wild rags. Turns out those bandanas had a lot of different uses. Now in the coronavirus era, we find they might even have some uses today. This poem is called, Multi-Tool. In the days of the Old West if you would look and check, you'd find a cowboy would wear a bandana around his neck. It was sometimes called a wild rag for bright color that it brings. It was a big piece of fabric, the cowboy used for many things. It was used to mop your forehead when the temperature was hot, or tie up a bandage from an injury you got. It could filter out your water when you drank it from a tank, or cover up the bad guys face if he went to rob a bank. It might repair your saddle when somehow you're rig and bust, or it might protect your breathing when you're riding through the dust. It could serve as a towel when you went to wash your face, or to blindfold wild horse if that needs to be the case. If you have a busted arm it could be a handy sling, or in a pinch roping calves, it could be a pig and string. You could wrap it on your head when the temperature was cold or grab a skillet or a branding iron that was too hot to hold. So it seems that old bandana could do anything you ask, but who'd have guessed that someday it would be a COVID mask. Happy trails.