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Imperial Creatures


   

 

  

Horses, creatures of nobility and prestige. Strength emits from their bulging muscles. Eyes of depth and wisdom. Manes of flowing elegance. Horses, God's brave warriors. They make the land creak and shake. Snorts of power cascade over the peaked mountains. Neighs of excitement and play, echo amongst chiseled rock and ledges. They dilly-dally around shimmering waterfalls. They trample over flowering hills yonder. Home is where their hooves take them. Sons of the sands and daughters of the plains.
Horses, God's imperial creatures.



Tribe of Horse Power


Forming an everlasting bond
Silliness and treats,
profound way of life
A domain of prickly pines,
sapphire waters, and luminous pastures
Neighs and whinnies echo,
chirpy and perky tempos


Company of classy sisters
Band of egotistical brothers
Kitten-like, clumsy foals
Herd of principle freedom

Masters of speed and charisma
Monarchs of momentum
Tribe of horse power!


Craving crisp, clover hills
Hungering for lush grain fields
Dreaming of cool shadows,
buckwheat meadows

Work horse? nay
Mill horse? nay


The narrow windows of an engine,
reflect these wild souls
They compete with this black cobra
for victorious velocity

Native spirits,
toil and ravish the ground
leaving a beaten trail
Dust clouds flank alongside,
these "Speed Angels"

The bellowing snorts,
from these untamed steeds
cascade over the peaked mountains
Horizon of plenty is sought
They proclaim the knoll, this
gathering Tribe of Horse-power!








 

 


 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


         

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