Skyrider

Mary V's frustration with Johnny Jewel's newfound passion for poetry reveals her strong opinions about his priorities. She is incredulous that he spends time writing about Venus instead of focusing on his responsibilities in the corral. As she grapples with her disdain for his poetic pursuits, she reflects on the absurdity of his artistic inclinations and feels relieved that he hasn't directed any of his verses toward her. This tension highlights themes of gender roles and societal expectations in their relationship, as Mary V struggles to reconcile her feelings about Johnny's creativity.