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Free spirits can do ANYTHING


(Twist and shout scholarship slam)

The smell of hay filled the air.

The sound of a nay was everywhere.

I put my helmet on and mounted my steed.

I was up so high and had a need for speed.

First I warmed up my horse. I was anxious of course.

Then we started to trot and my adrenaline shot.

I was excited. I felt so free.

This is the passion in my heart. If my heart was a lock, then this was the key.

I kicked my right leg back and held on tight.

Speed he did not lack. This moment felt so right.

His canter was smooth. It was like riding on air.

I took off my helmet and let down my hair.

I couldn't quite decribe how I felt.

All my stress and problems began to melt.

I could do anything. I was invincible.

The skys the limit. This is my principal.

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