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Frozen Fun in the Field
Like a rollercoaster of refreshment, a romping herd of young horses in the snow can be just the ticket to a warmer outlook.
Hey, it works for me!
Photos c2009 by Nickers and Ink
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A Limericked Word on My Favorite Herd
No misty magic tops the mirth
In fact, no wonder on the earth
Eclipses joy in fields of frost,
As horses’ hoofprints mark criss-cross
In sweetest snow, for all they’re worth.
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Love the poem. Works well with the images.
ReplyDeletenice poem! love your winter pictures too, beautiful shot..
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful scenery,horses and poem. You are a good artist even better. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, great poem, great job! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sunny winter day.
ReplyDeletethe tracks in the snow and horses in the background add to the beauty of this!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the horses are enjoying the sunshine and the snow fields. You certainly have a way with words. Nice post! Hi from sunny California.
ReplyDeletehorses, snow and blue skies.... so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI'm not an equine sort of person but I love the way those tracks have captured the excited cantering of the horses!
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