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The Arabian Horse


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Swiftly he prances across the ocean like desert in the pale moon light, 

His head carried proud , his tail carried high, 

As he floats across the sand, 

Barely making a sound.

In the pale moonlight he's nothing more than a ghost,

Hard to be found.

Strange how no one can see he's real as can be.

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