The Echo of the Hoof Beats
- Maureen K Clifford
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Re: The Echo of the Hoof Beats
Love it - I never get bored reading horse poems, keep them coming. Methinks you are feeling better Mate
Good work.
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Re: The Echo of the Hoof Beats
Yes - I love it too Marty. What I do love about your poetry is how it almost reads itself, so flowing are the lines. Nice!
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Heather
Re: The Echo of the Hoof Beats
It's got a good feel to it Marty. You took me to the zone.
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- Maureen K Clifford
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Re: The Echo of the Hoof Beats
Oh I so would be but alas we are not geographically suited
Must be wonderful Marty - just colour me 
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I may not always succeed in making a difference, but I will go to my grave knowing I at least tried.