Across the wide valley,
Down through the meadows,
The white horses were galloping
Their manes were a flying.
Their leader was jolly,
In his magnificent way.
And the fillies did follow,
In love with his paces.
From the high mountains
Men spied the proud horses
As they galloped in the valley
Their manes were a flying.
Their leader was handsome,
In his magnificent way.
The ladies did love him,
He walked tall and proud.
The men entered the valley
To capture the horses.
When the leaders caught sight,
Of one another – man and horse
Rivals yet brothers,
Knew that day
A feud had begun.
A feud. I hope the horses don’t get hurt but how can that be? Wonderful poem. 🙂
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well, let’s say the men don’t want to hurt the horses, they want them in good condition … but I think the white horse leader will have something to say about that…one never knows, maybe the brother element will win out 🙂
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I’m all for a positive outcome without violence. White horses are too gorgeous to be in the middle of violence. 🙂
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I agree with you.
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🙂
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I admire the talent it takes to write poetry. Epic battles such as this one give birth to legends!
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Thanks! That’s a lovely compliment, makes one want to find a way to continue the story. I’m happy you enjoyed it!
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