Yet another poem after which the narrator (I!) die.
THE REST OF IT GOES HERE
Call me Horse
Call me horse
I bucked my rider
saddle, spurs, whip smashed
I don't know how to be
without rider, or reins
I stand beside a lake
I splash the tide with bloody hoof
I step in, wade, deeper
I won a few races
My rider rode me great
She braided pink roses
into my tail and mane
She called me
good horse, pretty horse
Neck-deep I taste the lake
with living tongue I taste
I take a final step
No raging scream of horse
Dismays this place of peace
At end I’m not a pet
no lesser thing may pet me now
or call me pretty, good
I bucked my rider
Call me horse
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Call Me Horse
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