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The tawny meadow

Ground fog hovers over

the tawny meadow below

An enigmatic stillness abides,

so quietly, I hearken

the mushroom’s sighs ~

A heavy dew gathers,

cleansing away

the dampening loam

atop their caps

The barren creek bed’s

meandering trickle,

awakens my soul’s revival

reuniting with nature,

stemming the tide

of winter’s solitude

 

 

June 2026 — harlon rivers

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M / Edge of the woods
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17h ago
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Notes: The creek rises from the bedrock springs, down the draw above the timber. There is a sacred peacefulness shared with the wildlife in our hidden secret meadow.

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