Adirondacks Poems - Poems about Adirondacks

...e. Then I found a waterfall, plunging sixty feet, how I’d never heard of it just astonished me. I once drove the Adirondacks going back to school, found an ancient blast furnace, a ruined mass, but cool. Then a cabin that was use......Read More

...y small world had no frontiers. Of course then I became a teen, travelled often with a ski team, to the Catskills, Adirondacks, upstate New York, it does not lack wilderness to tempt outdoors souls, whether summer warm or winter col......Read More

...try, Ontario’s freshwater shores. The rolling, lore-steeped Catskills, shot through with mighty cloves, the rocky Adirondacks, break sky with ancient stone, the grandeur of the Hudson carves it was through the scene, flanked by bu......Read More

...limbing mighty trees, be they hemlock, pine, or spruce. We worked for the Nowell Paper firm, in the shades of the Adirondacks, spent all winter in Camp Seven, sending full sleds down icy tracks. One morning in late December we g......Read More

...an need not live by bread alone. Deep, deep in a pine-wood in the Adirondacks, the Baers owned a cabin. [Offset against tax.] Daddy Baer, it was said, was a Wall Street tycoon. Red-Ho......Read More

...My heart is in the Adirondacks And day by day i drink the courage captured in these mountain heights. The trail winds across the slope ......Read More

...now, the calming blue above begins to morph into a gorgeous lake, one which he went fishing with his father up in the Adirondacks, when the green canoe was filled with the essentials of the day (the bait, cokes, sandwiches & of course, ......Read More

...ffs of history Snug against the moon Cold lover's warm kiss Caress each syllable of song Love makes joy exist Adirondacks mist The milk of mothering trees Melted on morning's joy Tongue lark the dark lakes Water births of m......Read More