Rocky Highland

To these swinging trees with a sound,
 rays of light, sloping meadows, glades,
 cold, humid walls of cooling shades –
 to denizens of the land.
 
 Flowers hugged in the boulders’ rift
 with wind shaking stems of herbals,
 evoked thoughts beyond words – 
 passing slowly with a tram lift.
 
 Talus to the peaks and mosses,
 next to trees, huts of logs, grasses,
 sparking beauty, cozy hamlets.
 
 Bonded with life and harmony,
 man to ponder nature’s glory –
 fecund valleys, tarn-eyes’ streamlets.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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