Poems About: HORSE

Suddenly the sky was divided
into pieces
by the hit of thunder
A horse was coming down read more »

Sitting on their horses
Waiting for the sun to rise
They’re young and so expecting
Life is constantly a surprise read more »

Beautiful eyes
Perfect body
Created to move
Horses are beautiful creatures read more »

You know, I’m just a shade tree horse
I think they know it by now
When the sun is blistering hot
I won’t go in the field like a cow read more »

Wave dappled sand, smoothly inviting
Small naked footprints etched in your breast
Circling seabirds in pairs are alighting
On cliff face and rock to establish a nest read more »

If I were a rider with desert to cross,
I would seek the Grandest Horse,
To carry me through the roughest terrain--
The heat in the south, the freeze and the rain -- read more »

Whenever I look
out at the snowy
mountains at this hour
and speak directly read more »

The Honourable M. T. Nutt
About the bush did jog.
Till, passing by a settler's hut,
He stopped and bought a dog. read more »

The grass was green
The grass was tall
The cattle were fat
But the profit was small read more »

My wife takes most words literally where they fall
She does not understand my poems at all
She tolerates the time I spend with them
'Long as I don't ask her what she thinks of 'em read more »

'Twas a most solemn day
Of that most the world would say.
The Rose of England would pass
Her still form in a gun carriage alas. read more »

Traveling out in the country
Sunflowers nodding in the breeze
Horses enjoying the sun as well
Amongst the bright green trees read more »