Applejack Poem

[BookWorm 47]

This is the fifth in my series of poems based on the main 6. I already have Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, and Rarity done if you want to go check those out.

 

This poem can be sung to the tune of Johnny Lee and Lane Brody's "Yellow Rose of Texas". This song just felt like an Applejack song, to me. I'll include a link below the poem. Fun fact: you can also sing every Emily Dickinson poem to the tune of this song, as well.

 

I hope you enjoy it!

 

 

AppleJack

 

(Big Mac) There’s an apple in Equestria

The finest mare I know;

My honest, working sister

Can tackle any chore.

 

(Applejack) I love to help the pony-folk

Any way I can

‘Cause this apple of Equestria is glad to lend a hand.

 

(Big Mac) You know, sometimes, you’re stubborn.

 

(Applejack) I like to call it pride.

I don’t ever leave a challenge.

 

(Big Mac) Sometimes, I wonder why.

 

(Big Mac and Applejack) Like the sun above the country

And the trees that grow below

She’s the apple of Equestria

She’s the applebuckin’ pro.

 

(Big Mac) There’s an apple in Equestria

She’s likes to get her kicks

From her rodeos and races

And stunnin’ lasso tricks.

 

(Applejack) ‘Cause even though I need to work

I love to have my fun

And when I’m with my friends I’m glad I’m not the only one.

 

(Big Mac) You know, sometimes, you’re stubborn.

 

(Applejack) I like to call it pride.

I don’t ever leave a challenge.

 

(Big Mac) Sometimes, I wonder why.

 

(Big Mac and Applejack) Like the sun above the country

And the trees that grow below

She’s the apple of Equestria

She’s the applebuckin’ pro.

 

Yes, the apple of Equestria

Is the applebuckin’ pro.

 

 

 

Here's a link to the song:

 

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=izz0_qEl_-E