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The silent Warrior

She arrived just after midnight on a white stallion

without her spurs

As the wind blew up a gust of wind she hung onto her hat

walking through the street

a silent warrior her boots torn and scuffed from days of hardship

in the fields

 

she goes it alone now as the street begins to narrow when she

comes to a dead end without any lights

CopyrightBy Madeline C. Baxter 2009

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Jan 22, 2010
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