Deep In a Desert Crack

The birds, the birds are out.
Deep in a desert crack,
ducks and geese flutter about.
We are visitors, with the wind at our backs.

Deep in a desert crack,
the waters go from brown to slack.
We are visitors, with the wind at our backs. 
the waves loud like a laugh.

The waters go from brown to slack,
crashing into volcanic boulders.
The waves loud like a laugh.
And the towers loom, high above our shoulders.

Around a bend, I see a friend.
In a cave far below the surface,
A marmot comes out to greet us.
This is my home you know its purpose.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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