Best Steed Poems

A Golden Steed Gallops

A golden steed gallops in my dreams as of late
 echoing sounds of my so darkly imagined fate
 chastising my wicked deeds of an ill-spent youth
 increasing the chasm between bold lies and truth.

Flowing trails of gleaming pain fly deep with that...

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An ol’ cowboy long ago said:
In this life are few things you need—
Just a gun, a knife, warm blanket,
A good saddle and trusty steed.

Oh, you might want a few dollars,
Some Arbuckle joe and a pot—
But there’s the vast starry ol’ sky—
You’ll not fret ‘bout what...

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Writing musical notes with magical hoofs
enchanted, I  ride on a mystical,
jet black dream steed.
Proud head barely constrained by a
pure white bridle and snow white reins,
my pale chiffon gown,
floats near his flanks speaking
of innocence, flounces gathered by 
tiny, pink rosebuds and white gardenias.

Slow motion, dreamlike,
the...

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I watch you prancing, pawing earth;
your eyes glow almost like a flame,
you toss your sculptured head so freely
and flounce, unchecked your flowing mane.

Born brother to the rolling prairies,
your spirit kin to earth's four winds,
I gaze at you and vainly wonder:
do you know how truly we...

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A Demanding Steed

Once upon a crisp Winter morning, while the cardinals so lively, announced the awakening of a new day. 
I sprang out of bed, pressed play on the radio, and begin to dress for a trek across the field and dance.
My brown leather boots...

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Racing my steed
Across hostile ground
I must come to your rescue
For I am honor bound

As a Knight of the court
You, fair princess,
I have sought...
Evil foes abducted you
Fear not,
My lance and sword is true

Lay they dragons in my way
It will not slow me by a day
All will...

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Horse catcher I said she looks down at me don't you mean wrangler said she, but then quick as a flash I'm back at that bloody track down at the start waiting for all to load almost all done then one throws its midget and...

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A knight on his steel steed
rides the wind on two wheels.
One with the elements
he enjoys how it feels.

He likes the biker look
not a big fan of suits.
And he's clad in leather
down to his stuffed-up boots.

His flaming hair and beard
complement his bronze tan.
And he's a fine...

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in the garden of thy dreams think of me
oh wander long with me amid sweet paths
in darkened night by moonlit streams we hath
but hours to sup and linger lovingly
 
oh drink of me and I of thee sweet wine
fresh innocence thy suppleness doth sing
and to...

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Madeline was attached to her horse as to no other.
Not her siblings, her father, her groom or her brother.
Her horse was tall, magnificent and seventeen hands high.
They together were formidable and intimidating, no lie.

They entered events as a unit of one, completely together.
Showed up at...

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I held the reins tightly of the dark steed
His strength and power unlike any other
I had ever ridden upon. I kicked his flanks
And motioned him to jump the ravine a 
Sparse expanse of space for which his stealth
And vigor would most certainly propel us to...

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The unicorn ball was in full neigh.
When a purple steed came in to play.
Who is he? Asked the mares.
Some thought he put on airs.
Steeds snotty, thought he’d whisk their girls away.

His ribbons were of silver and gray.
His laughter was a titillating bray.
Girlfriends he did not...

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Lord, let
My prayers
Harnest this galloping
Black steed of night...

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I ride like fire from darkest dawn,
Above the spire of mountains high,
And though the light is pale and wan,
I sear the heavens where earth meets sky.

As miles behind me fall away,
I drive my gallant steed to fly.
So on I ride to meet the day,
Then wake...

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I ride a pale horse
Mr. Time has come for me
Days end requiem

Through wind and cold rain
Teeming hard on road and steed
I make my way home...

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