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Trekking The Unwary 

The beauty of this day, or is it the night
Cynical her way,  Alaskans weathers her blight
The touch of her nature, the chills from her bite
Broken mobile, lost alone, this plane of sight

My family thoughts, as it renders me warmth 
For the hardened ground, this snowflaked swamp
Alone, and here upon this land, Alaskan cold, the Northern sand
No helpful hope, no rescuing plan
The point of center, it's the no man's land
Which direction I go, two choices in hand 

Continuing towards, the summer home abode
Or turn another, towards the Trappers, journeying road

For now into the forest, between the trees 
A cozy nest to find, simple spot avoids the freeze

I'm awakening in morning, now it's time to go
Head towards the Trapper, I remember this fellow.

As my hunger grows, I look upon the trees
The vines, the berries, their frozen leaves

The day goes by, I trek some more
Weary I thirst, hearing a river, the sounds adore 
I follow its sound, more and more, closer profound
A watering hole, and the animals around 

Quenching my thirst, I see my dish
Beautiful is nature, offering me this fish

I made a stake, from the branch I break
Into the stream, I go, as I stab and take
A quicken fire, the scent of roasted fish I make 

Now fulfilled my desire, my stomach won't ache
In a corner my bed, sweet dreams tonight relate.

Awakened by the sound, loud and frightful, miles around
A dreaded bear,  larger than a car, his territory I fear

Without a thought, with my stake I flee
The sounds of his victim, his saliva tasting me

Luckily I see, standing, a life-saving tree
I leap upon, I climb this one, bruises gained, my hurting knee

I gained some height, and below my plight
This animal gazing at me

"Go, and leave me be!"
"Leave me alone, get away from me!"

And in his failure, attempts to push this tree
Growing weary after, his brawl subsided with me

Trembling I was, but not of the weary cold
But delighted, I'll live today, as tomorrow my story's told

I trekked each day, all of the 200 mile
Towards the Trappers home, hopeful feelings inside
Through forested cold, and the fearful wild
This guy I knew and handshake we do
Greeting me, a warm, and welcoming smile...




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Trekking the unwary 
January 3rd, 2017.
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