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as if it had just
though it took
— perhaps the stone
From this
you can see
strung together
through time
to the river
by this long dry
Imagine
a sunlit sea
of crinoids waving
from some glacier
distant
Above us
ready to fall
warm
Now
& levered
with handrails
Take tourists
to venture into
nothing
see how they
like flying
happened
an age obviously
here was flawed.
broken edge
tiny people on burros
picking their way
over loose stones
reduced
to a trickle.
all this as
long meadows
back and forth. A streak
growling down
granites.
the hawk
on the slightest
twitch.
they’ve built
a way spectacular
and tempered glass.
$90 a turn, ($450 a family)
the illusion of
beneath their toes
like feeling
like falling.
Image: The approach to the Soap Creek rapids of the Colorado River at Lee’s Ferry in Marble Canyon, Grand Canyon, 1900-1930 by James, George Wharton [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
A unique way of writing, well done. Keep it up!
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Whoa! Spectacular.
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“Like feeling”
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Love the feel of erosion between the two columned cliffs of words. Nifty.
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