A poem by N. Scott Momaday
The Snow Mare
In my dream, a blue mare loping,
Pewter on a porcelain field, away.
There are bursts of soft commotion
Where her hooves drive in the drifts,
And as dusk ebbs on the plane of night,
She shears the web of winter,
And on the far, blind side
She is no more. I behold nothing,
Wherein the mare dissolves in memory,
Beyond the burden of being.
N. Scott Momaday
Image: Snow Mare by J. Macneill-traylor
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soft by Jennifer MacNeill
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302: october rose by Jennifer MacNeill on Flickr.
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grass is greener by Jennifer MacNeill on Flickr.
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mares and foals by Jennifer MacNeill
Via Flickr:
On our way home we passed a field of Standardbred horses.
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