Of Thunder Comes The Stallion
From the distance, dust dances, drawing near my way, I gaze across the hills, where rain clouds start to sway. Thunder rolls like gentle drums, a healing song it sings, a White Stallion breaks the dawn, with wind-tossed mane it brings. Soon the prairie will embrace the rain, a vibrant, lush retreat, I carry forth the river's tale, a message bittersweet. Before I take my leave, remember this refrain: I am the thunder and the rain, bestowing life again.
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