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This is not a music blog, it's really a poetry blog - at least, that's my intention right now. But there's some reasoning behind the musical reference. When I think of dissonant chords, I think of musical experiences of tension or discomfort that sometimes leave one longing for resolution (but that certainly make things more interesting)! So that is the general theme for the poetry I'll post (at least right now, I will probably change things up as time goes on.) I realize poetry is a pretty subjective experience, so if you don't like what I post, that's fine with me. Feel free to leave comments as you like. I do have to warn you that many of my posts may be spiritual or religious in nature, so if that isn't a topic you are comfortable reading about, you may want to make a virtual U-turn. I belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon), but the views expressed here are mine alone. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy the posts!

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Waterhorses





Waterhorses

Waterhorses kick and buck, racing to shore;
eager-
and aggressive even, with dun colored heads
and manes and tales of frothy white.
They leap ahead of one another
then dissipate, reclaimed in sea foam and current
as they reach my toes.


My horse girl loves these creatures -
arms wide, she races knee keep to meet them;
stubby braids like cut reins,
she runs unrestrained.


With equine exuberance, the water horses jump at her
spraying foam and mist in a crash of water and horse and girl.
Momentarily she is engulfed-
but it’s only a bit of friendly play among siblings of sorts;
and soon enough she leaves these companions
to canter off in chase of sea birds,
horse girl legs pounding the sand.


 

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