'Abandonne' Poem by Shania K. Younce

'Abandonne'



Cacter always told every-one his name.
For he was burly and chestnut brown.
He was a tall horse.
But, every-one did forget his name.
From then he called himself Abandonne.
Then he met a beautilful stallion.
She was pure white with red hooves and a black heart on her forhead.
Her name was Pawn.
Pawn asked, 'What is your name? '
'My name? , 'said Cacter.
'Well, yes.', said Pawn.
'My real name is cacter, but you should just call me Abandonne., 'said Cacter.
'Oh, no don't call yourself that., 'said Pawn.
'Cacter is a very nice name, 'said Pawn.
'You really think, so? , 'asked Cacter.
'I really do, 'replied Pawn.
No one ever for got Cacter's name again.

Saturday, November 30, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: horse
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The word abandonne is french. The title translation of Abandonne is: profligate, unfornate, abandoned character, deserted, abandoned, and shameless. Please comment at will and with honesty.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jameel Ahmed Ansari 17 April 2014

I would call ths a lovely short story rather than a poem..another good work frm u.

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