My Black Stallion
At once captured my heart, this fiery beast
His mane, black flame, his eyes, ebony heat
As Father and I returned from the East
That night, I took him a sugary treat
Storms sunk us; we alone landed the beach
Tamed by love, he let me upon his back
He had lessons of heart and speed to teach
Rescued, we came home; trained on my old track
All the talk was of the champion's race
I entered him, despite Mother's chagrin
He claimed victory with his lightning pace
With Father, I wished I could share this win
Through the crowd, hoisting the trophy I'd earned
Walking towards me - Father had returned!
2/1/19
Contest: Movie Magic
Sponsor: Gregory R. Barden
Movie: The Black Stallion
Character: Alec Ramsay
I used PoetrySoup's syllable counter
Copyright © Michelle Faulkner | Year Posted 2019
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