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Miniature World

Perched atop my soft granite cloud

I breathe in the apex of the land

the vast miniature world below

awaits the landing of my fingertips

 

My fingers

wander across the rusty red mesas

slide down between its soft ribbed slopes

caress its contours

feel the sun baked warmth

brushing against their pads

 

My lips

kiss the lily white clouds

press against the blue glass sky

burn in the flowering sun

nibble on dark rolling mountains

tongue tasting the icy frosted peaks

 

My toes

test the tiny tepid lakes

chance upon the gritty texture just below

prickle on the rugged treetops

tap the smooth rocky surface retreating from my perch

dancing in time to the pulse of the wind

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Written by
clara-belle
Taiwanese
Published
Jul 18, 2010
Lines·Words
22·118
Notes

Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico was my muse for this particular poem.

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