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Man from Snowy River

Valley whispers dance,
Rivers chant old freeze.
Lived a bold man,
Echoes sang through him.

Steed, shadow swift,
Leapt through ancient land.
Each hoofbeat, a story,
Bond unbroken by world.

Amidst gums, southern skies,
Spirits roamed free, past.
Hush of dawn, twilight's shiver,
Soul of Snowy River.

Eyes, wild fire,
Journeys untamed, undefiled.
Mists and storms, path wove,
Mountain echoes rove.

Stars blanket night,
Time bids snow goodbye.
In highland heart,
Lives the Snowy River legend.
The man rides the snowy river
The man rides the snowy river

Summary

The poem Man from Snowy River beautifully captures the essence of the Australian highlands and the indomitable spirit of a man whose life is intertwined with the legendary Snowy River. It portrays the adventures and deep connection with nature that this man and his horse experience, highlighting their freedom and resilience. The poem is a tribute to the enduring spirit of adventure and the timeless beauty of the natural world.

Inspirations Behind

While composing “Man from Snowy River,” I was inspired by the majestic beauty of the Australian highlands and the legendary figure known as the man from Snowy River. I imagined the untamed landscapes and the deep, unspoken bond between the man and his horse, representing a harmonious existence with nature. The poem became a celebration of the spirit of adventure and a reflection on the tales whispered by nature to those who wander her realms.

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