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"THE HORSE'S PERSPECTIVE" a poem from Celine Goh Yun yi, Singapore

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Poet:

Celine Goh Yun yi, Singapore

   
Results: All Round 1 Poem Reviews are completed.
   
Categories:

Horses Poems & Narrative Poetry

   

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 Poem:

THE HORSE'S PERSPECTIVE

 

As the knight steered me to the cave,
I knew it led to darkness and gloom.
As I tried to canter away,
I was given a whip and words of doom.

The sky rumbled, the clouds moved,
The end was near, that I knew.
At the clearing where the princess ruled,
I knew I was about to be stew.

The non-believe in violence,
Stands me between life and death.
I had to fight my ignorance,
To win glory, to save what was left.

The princess had to be stopped,
Her partner, the ferocious dragon, to be killed.
But did I really stand a chance or not,
To fight the strong duo, or to be killed?

I squinted my eyes, I was determined,
I neighed like never before.
I heard the thundering of my hoofs,
The knight saw it, the knight scored!

He raised his sword, which glittered and shone,
And aimed it straight at the dragon's eyes.
Though I visualised it coming, I moaned,
As my hoofs crunched on the gravel, stiff as rice.

The knight fought with all his might,
The dragon responded just as fierce.
The princess watched on, the awful sight,
As if her dragon was not stabbed and pierced.

When I thought this would never end,
The dragon staggered and collapsed.
The princess only gasped and ran,
I stood and watched her, mesmerized...

 
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the poem was really beautiful....a tribute to all horses...hope to see more like it. 3/15/2009 8:14:04 PM
BriannaThe poem was beautiful........a tribute to all horses out there.....hope to see more like it from you.Dominica3/15/2009 8:11:52 PM
Margretwow that was really great i wish i could write like that thanks byeunited states11/4/2008 8:46:31 PM
notmeea noble effortusa8/18/2008 9:10:38 PM
shaquna renee' gloverit was really goodbowmansouthcarolina6/23/2008 10:31:18 AM
TaylorI really like this poem! It is vividly descriptive. I think it tells a good story too.United States3/6/2008 4:32:25 PM
bobyay good job!ireland1/22/2008 9:30:59 AM
AbiyeImaginative stuff. Who ever thinks of this point of view.Nigeria9/3/2007 9:32:57 AM
shannon lyonthis poem really pulled at my heart strings...new zealand9/2/2007 5:45:51 PM
LEIDY FABIOLA CHAVEZI THINK THE POEM WAS BEAUTIFUL AND THAT I LOVE HORSESCOLORADO,EAGLE5/11/2007 8:25:20 PM
   

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