Where The Wild Horses Roam
written by: Sunmy Brown
@SolidadEDConSul
The pastures still with serenity
Colts and fillys, statuesque
Chewing the cud of life
Their manes move and whisper
Against the soft breeze
Nobility belies the pedigree
Passed down by generations
Indulgence copulates
With the winds of change
And the stroke of time
Gallop past the gusty fields
The weeping willow
The sweet gum
And green ash
Swaying its branches
In unison with a tune
Hauntingly familiar
At the heels of hoofs
Dashing past the vast landscape
Inherited many moons ago
Come stand by the meadow
Drink out of the vessel of
Serenity and Tranquility
The marrow of life
A harmonious tune
2nd-generation Korean-American born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1976. I am full-time educator and single mother who is passionate about social justice, equity in education, and protecting the environment. I am lover of the outdoors, books, music, traveling, and writing.
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