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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A Sitka Sunset Mute wind chimes on the Totem Trail Ring through purple mists in Platinum testimony to evergreens adorned in dusk And leftovers from raindrops splashing from totem beaks, Cedar poles rise from dense fogs Of myths and warriors and family lore Shrouding thunderbirds in legends as day retreats. Life cycles carved in family crests on tribal poles, Guardians of the lodge with ancient ancestry In pounding drums of blue-violet Borrowed from aurora’s glistening breath - Neon rose from realms of the faithful midnight sun. Wide eyed, the trickster’s face looks Upon long violet hours of summer nightfall, A borealis golden glow on still waters Recalls the carvers awl and plane Tools that capture crystal enchantment Like newborn waves from Orca’s fluke. Eagle, bear and beaver, with sentient eyes, Bathed in fragile rose of a waxing strawberry moon, Follow long sunbeams wending through forest trails In twilight colored prisms For silent storytellers, Prophetic voices chant through days of midnight And frail twilights On the Totem’s Trail as sunset rises. 5-24-23 Contest: Sitka Alaska Sunset Sponsor: Craig Cornish In Alaskan folktales the Raven is the trickster Thunderbirds, bears, orcas, beavers, eagles are prominent on totem poles made of cedar. In Sitka there is a park displaying totem poles.
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