this is for anyone who lives in tennessee:

My Cody
The moment we touched, I could tell it was an instant friendship. Electric pulses seemed to flow through my veins as I took in the majesty of this beast before me. Awe overtook me: it seemed to dull though while sharpening my senses. It was almost a high feeling. His gorgeous topaz eyes followed my every move. I trembled before the golden masterpiece God set before me. I was instantly determined to make him mine! I envision me with him, standing underneath a maple tree, cuddling, his head nuzzling my hand as I sat propped up against the tree with an antique book in the other hand. I also see a glowing horse and the maple in a sunset scene atop a lush, lone hill in the middle of a pasture. I see me laying on my grazing horse’s back, softly confiding secrets to my best friend, Cody. Ah, Cody. My horse. My BFF. The rich palomino with the cream mane and tail. Cody: with liquid gold eyes. Cody with the silky muzzle. Cody with the smooth coat. Yes, I see me looking back on that day years from now. I would always feel that same awe that I did then. The way I felt unworthy to be in the presence of such a wonderful animal. The way I got weak in the knees when he nuzzled the back of my head. How I stood there staring at the solitude of this magnificent creation. I will track him down. I will try to offer so much to make him mine. I just want to see him. I WILL find him. When he left, he took my heart with him. I’ve got no more heart to give anyone. I’ve never felt such vulnerability. I want to be with him forever. My Cody. Oh, how I long to make those words a reality. If anyone who lives in TN and owns a TWH from the Horse Haven of Tennessee, please PM and at least show me a pic of him!! As you just read, I loved that horse with all my heart and I am dying to see him again.