Daybreak (The Legend of Shy)A Poem by WolfwindThe first part of a tale told in poetryIt was in the everyday As it was In what may have been Days before and futures yet written Life found itself Taking a new turn
Perhaps it was a dream Or a reality yet unborn upon the wind For the Lady Shy Upon the hooves of her mare The memories of those moments Were as real as the salt spray upon her silken hair
Upon that early morning That foggy day on the Eastern shore When the dew was thick As molasses Upon green grasses Saddled and ready Wishing to go one way Her mare went another To bring forth a different destiny
Whoa! The Lady cried Yet her mare was sure of step Fast and fleet Nose to the wind A gallop had begun There was no retreat A future to greet
Royal cloak furling Like a flag in the wind Lady Shy hung tight Over field and hill Past darkened home and cottage Through village and vale Out onto the sandy shore Her mare did prevail
Out from no where As the fog was thick as shadow Rider-less, another horse galloped aside An unspoken word, it raced ahead Lady Shy only to cling Her mare sped to follow Fog sparkling around Like the stars of Andromeda This must be magic she thought Another universe unbound
The fog began to swirl A new sun’s rays twisting and turning Spinning round, hooves solid onto ground Her eyes coming wide Morning to stand full and clear Upon a bluff high of view A castle pearled of white Rose high within her sight
From one place to here Lady Shy was sure of thought Home was certainly nowhere near Where had her mare brought her Upon this day and foggy morn Fearful she felt and trembled A whispered voice she made So simply Oh dear… © 2012 WolfwindFeatured Review
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Added on January 7, 2012Last Updated on July 11, 2012 AuthorWolfwindCoupeville, WAAboutSometimes poet, always an artist, creator of colorful visions, dreamer, and a seeker of things not yet known. more..Writing
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