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Horses by nature


As they run and gallop through the countryside,

Their manes and hooves seem to glide.

As fast and fierce as they can be,

No other animal seem so free.

Their love for human kind shows their big hearts,

The beauty of these animals is the largest part.

Eyes full of soul and hope,

They are guided and follow rules of the rope.

Majestic creatures with legs of four,

Caring for them is everything but a chore.

Horses have been used in the past,

They continue to be an animal that’s last.

Wild by nature, free in spirit,

They receive the highest honor of duty and merit.

So the next time you look at these gorgeous horses,

Never forget that they are one of the biggest forces.

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ChristinaMarie

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