*Next Generation Indie Award Winner in Women's Literature* and "It was a tough life if you was useless." -Leafa Numbers Blake. My grandmother proudly claimed she had delivered more foals and calves than any woman in early 1900s North Dakota. Like her, we've found a purpose building our lives, sometimes elbow deep in dirt and blood, but doing whatever work that needed to be done. Horses have always been our north star. For many of us, the cowboy persona has never been a good fit. Women have earned a narrative about our own lives with horses and the land. We tell a uniquely female account of living and working with horses, coming out of the shadow of cowboy hats and spurs. For us, it was never about fighting for domination. It was always about herd and home.This poetry collection tells small stories from a women's perspective about life defined by horses, nature, and memory. Our feelings run deep; this might be your story too.