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The Last Shepherd and The Banker
by Miller H Caldwell
Friday, July 30, 2010
Rated "G" by the Author.

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When two world clash. The Hedge Fund Manager and the Shepherd.

Fresh grass everywhere and underneath the hoof

Salt licking blocks and troughs of natural water

Streams of trout wait to be guddled by hand

Crossed wires seeking a flow are getting hotter

The hedge fund magnate relaxes in a strange environment

Where time records pennies and not crisp teners

Where the community works for each other

Alien concepts in his city, learning county manners.

Fields of barley grow to please him

At sun down with his glass in hand

Cow hide leather shods his feet

Lessons learned from a rural land.

The Last Shepherd and the Banker

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Reviewed by Janet Caldwell	8/3/2010

Awww, love it and thank for stopping by my friend. x

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