Wild horses
I know nothing about wild horses only that their ferocity and beauty thrive in the impetuous autonomy of non-restraint. The stallion rears up, snorts, dances on two legs. Basic blind instinct moves mares into his harem.
I loved a man once who summoned women with a sideward glance, a crooked smile, chomped at the bit of belonging, crowded phone numbers and names into the corral of short-term memory.
I know nothing about wild horses only that they thrive in the impetuous autonomy of non-restraint.
(c) Deborah J. Hunter 2001 |