After All Poem by Paul Reed
After All
I look over a wall
At horses in this cloudy-sky spot
At my sides my arms uncertainly fall
I don't know whether to like horses or not;
They wear coats just like us
And seem happy enough in their field
They don't make much of a fuss
All their cares seem to have healed;
Maybe there is something I can learn
As I look at them over this wall
Yes, for all the things I yearn
Perhaps I'll love them after all.
Nature and other animals Are happy in own fields But the (greed) human mind always feels unhappy....! ! !
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5/4/2024 11:05:53 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Remarkable and wonderfully charming poem on horses, excellent writing. Enjoyed reading this.