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Waterfall Dreamland Memories of Yesterday

The pathway to the hidden falls,

greenest trees and ivy walls,

Humid day and rain a threat,

Forest living, thick and wet.

 

Pebbles on this path to be,

Never ending, fast to me.

Flip flops make an obstacle,

For me to keep the pace we go.

 

The peach in hand is almost eaten,

When roaring waters reveal this Eden,

The water falls so quick approaching

seems to stick my memory's poaching.

 

We climb the uphill train of rocks,

more like boulders, need for socks,

Majesty miracle's tickle my senses,

Like watching babe ruth swing for the fences.

 

Something here is overpowering

behind the force field something is flowering,

Wet smooth rocks lay geometric,

something alive and something electric.

 

Native American premonitions,

Thoughts of the beginning of all of this swishin',

Waterfall dreams sparkle like diamonds,

Foam and water, slippery minded.

 

Brain chemical explosion.

Somethings been bound.

Something is gone

something I found

Burned in my imagination

is this place that I visited

on my vacation.

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OblertPumpernickle
27 / M
Published
Jun 21, 2015
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