Disabled foal rescue and recovery
by Anderson Joshua: Nature/Scenery
They brought a disabled horse back to life instead of putting it to sleep. The story is told from the horse's own perspective, expressing deep gratitude for waking up and breathing again. It speaks of having eyes, moving on toes, feeling the wind against its face, and smiling while teasing. The speaker credits Yahweh for this second chance, noting that the love embraced was worth every bit of the burn. Being full to the bend with gratitude feels truer than ever before.
Transcript (en)
Yes I am, yes I am Grateful I woke up again Woke up and took a breath again, Yahweh Looked up inside the sun again I'm grateful for the eyes I have I'm moving on my toes again I'm grateful for the wind against my face I'm grateful for that sensation For love won't embrace I'm grateful for the lemon juice upon my lips I'm grateful I can smile when I'm teasing I'm grateful I'm grateful I'm grateful to the burn I am, I am, I am Yes, I'm grateful More than I've ever been It's true, yeah, it's true, yeah I'm grateful Full to the bend I am, I am, I am Yes, I'm grateful More than I've ever been
