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WILDFIRE The pony was born on the first of July; A beautiful roan, with a wild look in his eye! I named him Wildfire because I could see He never ever would be tamed by a girl like me. Running with the speed of an eagle in flight, Wildfire raced on, carefree with delight; He never won ribbons but he was the best; A free spirit intent on outdoing the rest! I never sat saddle on that young roan, I was quite content to just leave him alone; And up in the hills (if you look right away) You'll see Wildfire prancing at play. Some horses are meant to be tamed and to ride, A halter and saddle they seem to abide; With a toss of his head, Wildfire stays free, And will never be tamed by a girl like me. Countrymom 2/7/04
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