AuthorsDen.com  Join | Login 

 
Where Authors and Readers come together!

Authors | Books | Audiobooks | eBooks | Signed Bookstore | Stories | Articles | Poetry | Blogs | News | Events | Reviews | Videos | Success | Gold Members | Testimonials

Featured Authors:  Mr. Ed, iCynth'ya Reed, iMartin Treon, iDavid Schwinghammer, iJennifer Miller, iCharles Keller, iGwendolyn Thomas Gath, iEva Pasco, iMargaret Mullings, iBob Boze, i

  Home > Family > Poetry        Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry        Authors: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z     

D. Enise

 Follow Me  

· 67 titles
· 743 Reviews
· Share with Friends!
· Save to My Library
·
Member Since: Sep, 2001

   Sitemap
   Contact Author
   Read Reviews

Newsletter
Subscribe to the D. Enise Newsletter. Enter your name and email below and click "sign me up!"
Name:
Email:




Short Stories
· The Blue Velvet Box

· CantCatcha Angus Ranch


Articles
· Breaking Chains~~~


Poetry
· Horses True Teachers

· Finding Dreams

· All She Really Wanted rewrite

· The Stillness in the Air

· All She Really Wanted

· A Wish A Dream

· Who is it we really See

· Giving Wolves A Bad Name

· Mind Games----The Dance---

· Prayer for Peace

         More poetry...
D. Enise, click here to update your web pages on AuthorsDen.

   
  Share   Print   Save   

Real Title Just A Word

by D. Enise — Read all 64 poems by D. Enise

What is it about a "Cowboy" that is so admired
Or a Cowgirl ,
or anyone else
with what ever the Title ?

And who is to say,, "who is who"?
Who is for real, or pretend?
And "what" difference does it make?
We feel the same feelings, bleed the same blood.

Were all here together we all seek the same things,
Love and acceptance, and to follow our dreams.

We share the same sky
The same stars in the night.
We are all "real" , both you and I.
We all have our dreams, and about the same time.

Some are more fortunate ,,
born to the right place, born the right time,
born to the "right" neck of the woods.

As for any "Title, that's just a "word"
it's the person inside, that is to be admired.
It's what they stand for, how they live life.

It's not in the shinny new rig with the flashy gooseneck,
Though I would want one of those, someday, for myself
It's the heart and the soul, the lives that they lead.,
It' s the actions you see, it's not in the words.

Its the way she rode her ride that night,
She turned those barrels and did it with pride,
Its what she did next that caught my eye.

On the third barrel turn,
where her horse was "just" off,
the horse missed a stride,
he came up just short.

She could have finished running her race
Her time was good, she still had a chance;

She knew she could win.
If she continuted her run,
She made her choice, without hesitation
What she did next, is what I admired.

She reined in that horse,
And she, stopped him right there;

The 3rd barrel turn,
She did a dismount,
she checked on his leg and checked on his hoof
she then set it down, gave him a pat,
she gathered the reins, and then lead him right out..

She did what was best not for herself,
What she did that night , was best for her horse;
And what could have been seen as a loss for the night,
And not just the cost of the race, or the cost to the horse,

It would have cost "her"..
Not having done the right thing;
To know that the horse,
and herself were together a team;

You work "together" ,,
not to each all there own;
When a team is in unison,
with respect and concern
The two become one, a magic is born.

As magic was witnessed by all there that night
The ones who dream, or live the life
She gave a gift, by saving her horse,
She showed integrity and honor
not one selfish bone.

I admire that girl for what I witnessed that night
"that" is what "real" is all about!!

D' Enise
Copyright © 2001

Wednesday, December 26, 2001

This Poem was written as a result of watching tears fall on the faces of children or, watching them "hold them back" From wanting a horse of their own, or to be able to "Play" those drums. What ever the source of their hearts desire, and not being able to participate in what ever it is.
Inspired to by the Courage and Heartache that I have witnessed in those that have held onto, and when they became adults, attempting to live out those childhood dreams. It takes courage, pain, and sacrifice for some.
Because they weren't born there.
To walk into a new and unknown world full of hopes and ideas of fulfillment built on a life time of "Dreaming" .. I applaud those that can "Try".. So please lend a hand when you get the chance, were all here together, and that's reason enough
We are all I am sure doing the best that we can , and striving and working to be the best we can be.
The story about the girl running her race is a "True" story. A Place in the Hearts ~Cowboys-n-Cowgirls~



Want to review or comment on this poem?


Need a FREE Reader Membership?

Reviewed by Victoria Murray
Reviewed on February 7, 2002
Well stated D. Wonderfully written- I am such a huge fan of your writings!
Victoria

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on December 26, 2001
I admire her too. Janet

Reviewed by Trixie Love
Reviewed on December 26, 2001
Very nice...
I agree with Sandie

Thanks,
Trixie

Reviewed on December 26, 2001
For as long as there's life, there's alwyas dreams. Cowgirl's dream doesn't just live for the moment, it lives forever! - That's what makes life more interesting.

Sandie Angel :o)


New Poetry by D. Enise
hhh