Electric YouniversE

20090125

break forth the mad white horses

break forth the mad white horses

White Horses poem by Rudyard Kipling (1897) Afar, off shore and single, Some stallion, rearing swift, Neighs hungry for new fodder, And calls us to the drift: Then down the cloven ridges— A million hooves unshod— Break forth the mad White Horses To seek their meat from God!

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