I wish no shackles to hold me fast, I wish to go where I please to, like my brother the wild mustang.
I wish to be like my brother, the wild mustang who roams free,
I wish no man's saddle to be placed on me.
I wish to go where I please,
I wish to dance and play in the warm breeze.
I want no owner to tie me down,
Hold a paper that says I must stay around.
Demand my loyalty and swear me to be true ,
Making me stay in a place I don't want to.
I want a companion who could understand,
That I just want an occasional man.
I wish no man's brand on me to lay claim,
He must know that I belong to me and freedom is my name.
My Cherokee blood, makes me crave freedom and makes me restless to roam,
Where I lay my body down, will be my temporary home.
I will make no promises of forever and a day,
I will just give great passion to the one that is in my arms, as peacefully we lay.
Love your write SC but I am the opposite, I want and love being branded, guess I look forward to those warm welcoming, familiar races. But if it the Mustang's life you like then you enjoy. Love it.
The fifth and final book of the Jade Owl Legacy sees a full battle for life as we know it. The world is threatened by the denizens of the Jade Village leading the China Hans through a fantastical world and to a conclusive battle.
Assistant County Attorney Ken Anderson spends his weekends drinking and running around. After waking up with another hangover, Ken decides not to drink so much anymore. Ken and his buddy, Tony, go out to eat and see Mia Correa and Faye Kincaid at the
Old Sioux.
Awesome Poem SC!
May you free and wild to roam!
Warmly, Warrior Gypsy Lady Sheeeeoox
STay Positive!
with some there love-in
ron
Chrisine
stan
Newfie Hugs, Rose
It's the Pirate's....er..... Mustang's life for me.
Love you Sissy....
Walt