A purple veil enveloped the peaks and ridges along the mystical divide where snowpack and summer rains chart opposite courses toward distant seas.
Born of the ancient heave and shudder of oceanic and continental plates, the Rockies transfix our wondering eyes by the spell of their arcane mysteries.
So it has been for those who carved our trails and called their mountians by name: Arapaho - hoh'enii Hopi - tuukwe Ute – Kåib
All of these good fellow journey folk have listened to the same timeless airs chanted by murmuring streams and cataracts and seen hope reflected in an alpine lake.
We have heard the soaring calls of the Rockies on either side of the great divide We have heard the mountains’ healing presence softly whispering us to our homes.
Across the Divide is the first in a cycle of poems called Echoes from Colorado which will open my new book called From the Mountains to the Sea.
This cycle will constitute the opening my new poetry book called From the Mountains to the sea. Should be out in a month or two