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From the Mountains to the Sea

by robert-c-howard

Through an open window, I hear       the Big Thompson's steady music drifting up from the valley below. May breezes and gentle rains      coax the snow-capped peaks to surrender their alabaster cloaks       downslope into gathering streams. Silhouetted by light from the waxing moon,       a cinnamon bear lopes along water’s edge, pauses for a draught and meanders on. A bull elk newly coifed with velvet antlers         folds his legs beneath its belly and kneels into grasses beside a tranquil pond.         while the Big Thompson rushes on. Spring beauties, calypso orchids and geraniums          shake off their winter's sleep and dot every vagabond trail and verdant hill         while fresh new leaves adorn the aspen boughs. The Big Thompson inexorably presses on         bound for rendezvous with time and space and tumbles into the always patient sea. © 2017 by Robert Charles Howard
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