Knox School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Nissequogue, NY)

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MY DREAM ll0R E I heard there's a dream horse that can only be found By going to dream land and looking around. I wanted this dream horse so badly one day, I went to my bedroom and knelt down to pray. Please take me to dream land and help me to find That beautiful dream horse, loyal and kind. As dream land appeared, I found myself there Looking for something, but didn't know where. I wanted a dream horse but where could I go? I had to find someone that maybe would know. Before I could think or let out a sigh, A little old man came wandering by. He saw me and said in a sorrowful way, I have a dream horse I must give away. I ran to his side and answered in glee, A horse you are giving, giving to me? Then he was mine, all just for me, That man didn't want himg I got him free. He stood like a statue a picture of fame. I called to him softly, whispered, he came. His nose to the touch was like velvet I'd say, And his glistening coat was a golden array. His head was just perfect, his eyes were so clearg Full of that trust, and the want of me near. I stood for a moment, hands at my side, Then leaped on his back-off for a ride. He sprang to alertness and pranced there in place, Then I gave him the word and we were off like a race A race from the fastest of birds that could fly, A race just for fun, my dream horse and I. I cherished the movement of his long reaching strides. I felt steel like muscles bulge in his sides. His tail was as white and as pure as the snow, And flew out behind him as onward we'd go. Soon his stride shortened, his pace became slow, And ever so softly I called to him whoa. He came to a halt and tossing his mane He bent down on one knee and off him I came. I stood there beside him as proud as could be, It was time now to leave him, his time to be free. Morning was coming and soon would be here, So I whispered good-by to my dream horse so dear. I'll see you tomorrow when night slips around, And once more I'll ride you, my horse that I found. BOBBY LoU BABCOCK 63

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