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Two Poems from our Horses Poetry Collection

 
 
The jumping course
   
Author: Kristin Cogan
   
Poem:
The jumping course
   
  I gaze into the eyes of my partner,
and smile.
I gaze into the crowd,
and straighten up.
The smell of horses and sweat is in the air.
Tension, excitement and agony is in my heart.
It's time, it's time to move.
I take my spot.
My heart's racing.
All I can think is breathe slowly, relax and keep smiling.
I glance at the first jump as I move towards it, cleared.
Then the second, the third, I clear them all,
but there is one left.
A lifetime passes as I move toward the jump.
I'm at it, over, boom,the hooves hit the ground like thunder.
The crowd cheers.
I hear the announcer say "perfect run".
My heart is light and free.
All I can do is smile.
   
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Where there's a will
   
Author: Tonya Mccluskey
   
Poem: Where there's a will
   

On a cold windy night in late April,
in a dimly lit barn on the hill
Just a few minutes past midnight,
Was born a little bay colt with a will.
His birth came 3 weeks too early
With broken ribs and lungs fluid-filled and weak.
When the vet saw him the next morning,
His prognosis, “We'll just have to wait; we'll see.”
He was first called Midnight for the time of his birth,
But that was quickly shortened to Night.
It was then thought that Sir Knight was more appropriate,
For this colt faced one heck of a fight.
The next 6 months were a struggle
Through which Sir Knight gallantly battled on.
Illness after illness, endless antibiotics and stays with the vet,
His great will to live carried him on.
Two years later he answers the brass bugle's call to the track,
This young Thoroughbred beautiful and strong.
Here he comes thundering out of the final turn at the head of the pack
Courageously leading them home.
A lesson to learn from Sir Knight?
Where there's a will, there's a way.
Don't ever give up or say, "I can't,"
No matter what others might say.
 
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