Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Five days wandering, the medicine road
he was traveling further
each day new morning, along blue rivers and walking mountains
beaver damn broken

with last monarda flowers singing in a meadow, taste of spring in October
you were there now you remember

stellar jays to their death on a crown of yucca thorns
offering feathers for songs
Merciful Jesus and Mary dance
this the reason to birth
aspen to yellow,
to see the leaves move,
know the wind blows.
apart from this all windows open
the deer were eating buck brush,
 ceanothus berries and hedioma
clouds were only there to remind
the blue sky always open
each day a story looking for a song,
Ceanothus fendleri
wind blowing dreams of clouds
i had to tell you something
30 years listening for a song
you too foolish to remember
now is the time you were waiting for

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