She is a mercurial mysterious mesmerizing maiden Her eyes revealed hidden emotions and a longing I could tell that her free spirit was rapidly fadin’ Her fear was her lack of a sense of really belonging
She possessed an uncommon beauty and brightness Her natural native ability with horses a rare talent Her problem with most folks was her forthrightness Of rudeness and crudeness she was never tolerant
A picker, a player, and an angel sent to Earth From Chief Joseph’s lineage she is a living dream Problem is she isn’t sure of her own regal worth Her skin is smooth, clean as a high mountain stream
The blood of her ancestors running deep in her veins Hair streaming in the wind like a mustang’s tail As she rides her steed across the arid desert plains Many men have tried to possess her to no avail
For you can’t possess the wind, it is wild and free But I don’t wish to tame or possess the wild wind I only wish to adore her majesty on bended knee
My lovely native princess, my very special friend
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Reviewed by anne macdougall (Reader)
Reviewed on May 31, 2006
lovely
Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic (Reader)
Reviewed on June 9, 2005
damn..this is good..real good..fantastic..even...wow!!!
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