The Silver Stallion
Silver Stallion was his name,
This king of the desert waste,
A silver cloud was his mane,
Dark eyes in his silver face.
His hide was sleek and silver,
The sun shone on him warm,
He was born on a mesa cold
In the midst of a desert storm.
Some folks would want to tame him,
To break that spirit so proud,
To roach that mane of silver,
That mane of silver cloud.
But I would rather watch him
As he sails the sea of sand.
The Silver Stallion is pretty,
He knows no master's hand.
Last night he stood on a cliff,
The moon rose in the sky.
Last night he screamed his challenge-
No stallion could reply.
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