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The G-H posts veer away from my tilted writing. These two posts will actually be an attempt at a serious appreciation of the horse. I-J posts return with my turn-it-over-and-shake-it approach to writing.
The concept of beauty
conjures many images, as beauty is said to be in the eye of the beholder. At any given time, beauty appears as a
flower, child, landscape, art object—endless possibilities.
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Casting my own net
about in the sea of beauty, the image of a galloping
horse was drawn up. It was not a
random catch. Horses are one of the most
spectacular creatures on God’s earth.
I made a random
choice while shopping with a three-year old granddaughter, Sunshine. She was restrained in the shopping cart (for
good reason) and there was a video with the word Spirit as its title. Sunshine clutched it to her little chest and
gave me that pleading piercing gaze only a 3 yr. old child can give.
Since then, Spirit
has been shown innumerable times—so many that even my husband knows the dialogue. Each time, Sunshine ‘gallops’
around the house, tossing her hair and neighing in unison with the herd of galloping
horses.
Tomorrow's post will continue the G-H post about horses. How did the natives populations view the horse?
Tomorrow's post will continue the G-H post about horses. How did the natives populations view the horse?
