Saturday, February 6, 2016
Pounding Hooves Comments
Rating: ★5.0
Hooves, hooves, pounding in a grumble thunder
On the cobbles and the paving, hooves a hundred
Hooves a-clatter on the flags, all in flinty splendour,
Shattering the glassy day, rattling on the plunder
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Ananta Madhavan
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7/30/2025 9:27:57 PM # 1.0.0
The dream may have been related with galloping horses with bandits or militia men of an enemy fiefdom in search of some settlement for plunder. off course this is a guess since it had so much impact on dreamer's subconscious. Thanks for sharing this stunning piece in a verse form.10 points.
Dear Poet-Friend, Thank you for your insightful comment. Dreams do have coded messages. Maybe it is good that dreamers forget their dreams so quickly and that some scene or sound or word remains on waking up. You may care to look for my poem, posted earlier, 'Dying Dream', about a chariot drawn by a horse. Best wishes, A. Madhavan