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blame it on the tetons

drove down to the tetons

just to see what orange leaves

looked like,

it's hard to remember when

you're surrounded by

lodge pole pines

all the time

 

we drove slow on the

way back, feeling

the summer slip

between fingertips

as we cruised

along the curving

hips of lake yellowstone

 

when i discovered the

shot i felt as if i had

borrowed your vision

for just a moment

 

steady now, don't miss,

the colors layered in

a way i know i won't

ever see again

 

a single elk stood near

a spruce, separating

serenity from sea swell

 

the perfection of

a mirrored image,

nature overwhelming me,

not once, but twice

 

absarokas are beginning

to stand tall stage right

and i'm watching a horizon

that never seems to fade

 

click, i snap a shot, but

really i've found myself

in a world that can't ever

truly be captured

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Written by
quinn
American
Published
Apr 1, 2013
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written about my cover photo.

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