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Wilderness Lakes

Pining
                                               I must have been
                                  for a dream dreamt of long ago,
                              of a midnight after a brief downpour
                                 deep in the greenish-blue forest,
                                        its thousands of shadows
                        reflecting thousands of reflected shadows
                                                      in a place
                                where the dense foliage is broken
                                   by scattered oblongs and ovals
                                  of shimmering wilderness lakes
                                                        bathed
                                        in the molten moonlight,
                     and all around sparkle moist leaves and twigs
                                   like millions of silver sequins,
                               in the hushed, shadowed stillness
                                           of a dream dreamt of
                                                        so long
                                                           ago.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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