WILD AND FREE

     “ YOU’RE A STRANGE LOOKIN’ one. ” Alone, coyotes were no cause for alarm. They only posed a threat in numbers or when one was particularly eying one of his foals. “ You’re uh ... a stranger to this land, aren’tcha? ”

I’M GONNA GET TO STUFF THAT I OWE HERE SOMETIME THIS WEEK, I’ve just been slow cause I’ve been busy with work and been focusing on other muses of mine. Thank you all for your patience!

I’M HERE TO SALUTE EVERYONE WHO RPS IN THE SPIR.IT FANDOM ROCK ON MY DUDES !!

   * NEIGHS INTO THE VOID !!

    “ COME BACK HERE, YOU LITTLE – ” He starts throwing the glitter EVERYWHERE as he bucks and chases after him.

    Ignoring the dryness in his own throat, and fresh with advice from his wiser mother, Spirit -- LEADER of his herd, went to consult his mate next. “ RAIN, “ He nickered to the paint mare, stepping up the hill overlooking their feeding grounds, “ I’ve spoken with my mother. She does indeed fear that we will need to move the herd elsewhere soon. I just CANNOT shake the thought that the new foals can’t make the trip... “ // @rainofthecimarron

I HAVE NOT BUT I’VE ALWAYS WANTED TO READ THEM TBH?? I do know there’s one that focuses on Esperanza and Strider (Spirit’s Father) specifically. Maybe one day I’ll be able to get my hands on them!

SADLY I AGREE WITH THIS ON SO MANY LEVELS. The film takes place during the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad (we can tell because they mention Utah as their destination, which is the location where the two railroads unite, Promontory Utah,)  and in my eyes, although Spirit has regained his freedom, the fight to maintain it is far from over.Wild horses are growing scarcer here in the United States, unfortunately. They’re still here but not nearly as plentiful as they used to be. FUN FACT THOUGH, that the wild horses here are all descended from domesticated horses. There used to be actual wild horses in North America, a few thousand years ago, but they’ve long since gone extinct. Horses were reintroduced to North America after they were brought over as domesticated animals by Europeans.

HEEYAAAAAAA!! THANK YOU!

      This was that skeleton? He wasn’t sure -- after all he was only a horse, he didn’t know how ALL of these things worked. There were so many of the dead living here that he could hardly tell them apart. The alebrije’s eyes STEELED, and he snorted through his nose and whipped through his tail, wondering, waiting, to see if the ragged skeleton would dare approach. // @pureiimagination / @silencedsongs