Miles of nothingness for hundreds and hundreds of miles only flocks of geese, dozens of them trapped between snow drifts and ice caps turning rivers deeper than the ocean itself creating white rapids filled with beauty through crystal clear ice water rushing over moss laden rock formations colour beyond any city paint store ice flows and water puddles with snow patches for beach sand turning pale blues into near blackness of depth below clouds of cotton blown about by the Buffallo hauling kids and kit back from Pangnirtung
My charges, from up this part of Canada donβt see what the fuss is all about For them, frankly, thereβs nothing to see miles of nothingness oh yes and four clouds
Flying between Canada's remotest northern communities in a DHC-5 Buffalo aircraft (seats optional). The view of 'nothing' was remarkable. A reminder that poets most often carry a writing implement of some type.