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Alaska the Last Frontier

Behold the pioneering spiritualist, living on the edge
Of the civilizations harshest grid, seeking tranquilities
Harmony beyond the brick lined streets of stress and
Strife of the big city life!
These individualist of true grits foundation, whom live
Life to the fullest extent, tasting the winds of freedom
With every breaths inhalation and exhaling joy of
 Revelation in this venue of isolation, known as 
Alaska the last frontier!
In clarity’s ice kingdom of the forbidden land, does
Not alone wolf cry echoing, in the timbers breaking dawn
Of twilight's final hour, here endurance's vitality is set to fight and survive this call of the wild struggle!
Within the forest wilderness man and women,
Climb the heights vast divides of the untamable,
To achieve a simpler existence, of our forefathers
Harvesting the ancient theology, of the pioneering
Spirit! 
Time reflecting architects thriving on the thrill
 To endure, savoring the concurring desire to challenge
Against the obstacles seemingly impassible, living
Off the land and being grateful just for the promise
Of this opportunity to live freely, as men were meant
Too!

BY: CHERYL ANNA DUNN
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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February 2, 2016 at 12:48 AM
Cheryl this is one place I would like to visit, it looks so serene and beautiful, probably a bit cold but it would be worth the visit, you make it sound so lovely, take care my dear friend.......Vera (Sis).
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January 30, 2016 at 10:48 PM
Hello, Cheryl, the scenery is the loveliest on the soup today. Seems steep. But, I love a coolness and heights. Love LINDA
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