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Hiking in a musty wood, A path is laid in mulch and fern, Dark and canopied, rung evergreen And deciduously rooted.  My one goal Set to plateau, reach of hilltop meadow, Others had told me, lay a pond in the sky, Was there to experience a peek, where tall Grasses and dry luster of flowers wild, sang In highland clearings of golden lace and tarn, Set with sun to fly and by sharing the long ocean Straights, beyond the wildest, white horned mountains Of the moody pacific and with eyes casted once more of Youth, after sanded sleep and then to steep in wandering Cloud, as eagles, robed in light and gleems of night, drift, Careening wistful and free as running dream or simply roam A foot as the wise, bearded, mountain goats sure and snowy As they ruminate and forage.                                                    At elevated breaking point, Of storied, pristine clearing, a smoking, lone marmot knotted His voice in plead and alarm as I was about to breach, As brigand, the sun clad forbidden, citadel unbidden, Home of pious souls, of cerulean still waters, intact Peace, untrampled sanctuary.  As made, that day, Unwashed interloper, I gazed through threshold Ends of trees and respectfully circled, Reverent in spectacle and joy, Back, down, earthwards.
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
Narrow Highland Pathway
Hiking in a musty wood, A path is laid in mulch and fern, Dark and canopied, rung evergreen And deciduously rooted.  My one goal Set to plateau, reach of hilltop meadow, Others had told me, lay a pond in the sky, Was there to experience a peek, where tall Grasses and dry luster of flowers wild, sang In highland clearings of golden lace and tarn, Set with sun to fly and by sharing the long ocean Straights, beyond the wildest, white horned mountains Of the moody pacific and with eyes casted once more of Youth, after sanded sleep and then to steep in wandering Cloud, as eagles, robed in light and gleems of night, drift, Careening wistful and free as running dream or simply roam A foot as the wise, bearded, mountain goats sure and snowy As they ruminate and forage.                                                    At elevated breaking point, Of storied, pristine clearing, a smoking, lone marmot knotted His voice in plead and alarm as I was about to breach, As brigand, the sun clad forbidden, citadel unbidden, Home of pious souls, of cerulean still waters, intact Peace, untrampled sanctuary.  As made, that day, Unwashed interloper, I gazed through threshold Ends of trees and respectfully circled, Reverent in spectacle and joy, Back, down, earthwards.
ormond
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
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