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Mandolin harmonies trailed up Bear Hair Gap, echoed between the chestnuts, hickories & sweet blackberries. Lodi & a bad moon rising stifled the cool air, wood spirits whispered secret incantations to the fairies & sprites flying amongst the fireflies. This is the sacred Coosa place, where bricks have names, where the wolf man drove his Impala spooking summer campers & where old blackie got trapped. Two are gone now, one succumbed to the bottle, the other still stalking hikers near the Raven Cliffs o'er near Helen. The bricks will remain forever 'neath the phases of the moon beside the maiden Trahlyta, up from Blood Mountain.
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 3:22 AM UTC
Blue Ridge Flare (Childhood Memories)
Mandolin harmonies trailed up Bear Hair Gap, echoed between the chestnuts, hickories & sweet blackberries. Lodi & a bad moon rising stifled the cool air, wood spirits whispered secret incantations to the fairies & sprites flying amongst the fireflies. This is the sacred Coosa place, where bricks have names, where the wolf man drove his Impala spooking summer campers & where old blackie got trapped. Two are gone now, one succumbed to the bottle, the other still stalking hikers near the Raven Cliffs o'er near Helen. The bricks will remain forever 'neath the phases of the moon beside the maiden Trahlyta, up from Blood Mountain.
jonny-angel
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 3:22 AM UTC
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