A Strong-Willed Steed

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Is perhaps more valuable than gold.

One that is brave and bold.

With an attitude fiercer than a firestorm.

Fast and ferocious,

Dominate and immensely tall.

You hold your head high with pride.

Knowing all the while that no one can ride,

You the daunting mount.

With a neck as long as a pine,

And a single black stripe that runs down your spine.

A golden coat so fine and bold,

Looks very much like a king's robe.

You the elusive stallion.

With a black main as dark as night,

And a neigh as sharp as a knife.

You oh ghostly colt.

None can ride you.

None would even dare,

Stare into your eyes with a fierce scowl,

For in your eyes the glare would melt like butter.

For the rage within you is like a flood,

That never seems to end.

The beauty of this strong steed will forever remain free.

For there isn't a Wrangler around,

Who can wrestle you to the ground.

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