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The Storm



The filly nestled against the mare

Sheltered in the stable, safe

From her side, soon gone too swift

Out into the night to ride

 

The storm approached in dreadful howl

The Stallion and colt long over due,

Mare out in the dark did seek

to home she sort to lead the two

 

The two took shelter early break

The mare rode out far too late, 

and at its peak the storm took hold

Lashing out at those far too bold

 

Days the storm raged and by its peak,

the weathered mare, drawn and weak

found the pair, her mane torn so

her spirit high, her body low

 

By time the three made back their way

Only two breathed air, the third waylaid

The stallion broken on that day

the colts stall empty by dawn next day

 

The stallion stood over filly tall,

half the man he once behold

gelded by the fall of mare

No longer riding far or wide

The filly holds him up aside

 

Ride no more sweet mare,

Ride no more Stallion fair

Filly mourns to silent grave

Till Colt returns once more