island coiffed pubic mane on fire, she's in the Bahamas, island of Abaco, a creative spirit of a mighty woman I admire, lying naked in a swaying rainbow hammock, 150 miles off Florida's Gold Coast, hoofbeats unstrung, quiet as a lesbian guitar refinisher ghost, supping expired milk from a coconut shell, singing Billy Idol's Rebel Yell, in the midnight hour, she cries moremoremore,
facing extinction, 8 Abaco Barb wilds, four remaining mares and one stallion now back in their natural habitat, the three other stallions waiting for a protected area,
the woman who made her debut in the Patsy Cline Hank Williams '50s mighty like the 200 strong pinto, bay, and roan mustangs who made their debut some 20 years later in the Michael Martin Murphy Pony named Wildfire '70s, running through hundreds of acres of forest, free as the Sea of Sage she once conquered, "there's been a hoot-owl howling by my window now for six nights in a row, she's coming for me, I know and on Wildfire we're both gonna go," make your way back like the Spanish Barbs...
"She ran callin' wildfire...she ran callin' wildfire..."
Copyright 2006 Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist, brainchild of Sage Sweetwater Creative Properties, flagship of Stone Creek Woman
A great song and a great poem to match I see the horses manes flying in the wind as they prance across the beach with thundering hooves kicking up the sand.
Eileen
Reviewed by Jane Rodway (Reader)
Reviewed on August 29, 2006
This would make a good story, makes the reader feel in the scene-I love country music, so loved the Patsy Cline reference!
This is an inspiring write to kick up the heels, lift the tail and enjoy running with freedom and catching sea oats. Your pens always inspire me.
Susan
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of a mighty woman I
admire,..."Sea of Sage"
Fantastic inclusion of horses in this piece ... And Patsy too!
Love, Suzie :-D
Eileen
Susan