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He sat on the porch looking over to the coral where her pony
               was.  Sure was a pretty colt, copper colored with a good disposition.
               He remembered when his Granddaughter was just a baby and
               somehow wandered into the coral behind a stallion.

                          She toddled up behind and started pulling on his tail. The
               old man froze with fear; he didn’t want to startle the horse and give
               liberty to make a dangerous situation even worse than it already was.
               The stallion lifted up his hind leg and gently pushed the baby aside.
               This action made the horse worth more than any horse alive. Now his
               Granddaughter was old enough to start asking questions about the
               world around her. She always brought a smile to the old cowboy, her
               latest question gave him a chance to answer the way he always does.




                                                                         Color Of Love

                                            Whats the color of love, Grandpa

                                              As she climbs upon my knee.

                                               What color should I paint?

                                                    For everyone to see.



                                               Well, love is like a rainbow

                                              That shines within your heart.
                                               It has so many pretty colors

                                               I don't know where to start.



                                             But I think loves a special color

                                               It should come as no surprise.

                                             Just give your mom a tender hug
                                                    You’ll see it in her eyes.




                                   Excerpt from “Where Angels tipped their Wings”


                                                    Ron Brinegar, 2004
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