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Poetry: Horses

• 1 of 36

  by Lisa Beach

  WILD HORSES

  [for Terry]

  The wild horses

  toss sweat-slickened manes

  as their hooves splash -

  through shallow

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• 2 of 36

  by Terry Aycock Ensign

  Seabiscuit
  His name was Seabiscuit, a phenomenal horse;
  a driving, obscure and accelerating force.
  He captured the hearts of

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• 3 of 36

  by Kelly Danick

  THE MUSTANG STALLION

  The stallion crept upon the ground,
  His silent hooves made not a sound.
  His glinting mane shone like silk,
  His

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  by Maureen Bordelon

  The Daydream

  My little ol' pony with mane so long,
  Spinning and sliding, nary a hoof placed wrong.

  Cowboys and cowgirls dressed

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• 5 of 36

  by Olivia Gilbert

  A little bay horse

  Was led up on the stand

  He waited for the bids

  Shying from the auctioneer's hand.

  But none ever came

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