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Created on: June 23, 2009
First Storm In The Canyon
When cross and laden gray clouds sit
About your holy rim
The sound of every living thing
A warm and soulful hymn
Does play upon the steely walls
And perch on every limb
Until the sound of something sharp
Cracks smartly from the din
A single yellow aspen leaf
Along your river spine
Let's out a shudder briefly
And succumbs unto the fine
Mist of a thousand echoed hours
And pauses to unwind
A season full of woody growth
A circles end of line.
Releasing into open air
Submissive to the flight
A broken string of icy beads
Shatters in delight.
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