The narrow bitumen road snaked its way through the valley Aiming itself towards the merging range An irony of colours lay by the roadside A hard reflection of a dry winters pain The creek crossings are crystal clear A little slower than the past But the beauty still lay in wait For passerbys whose eyes do cast Ancient pines lay in wait Like sentries guarding the way A reminder of the past And the part they did play Up ahead is the start Of a very steep climb Winding around the mountain As you glance down the valley divine It's a slow old slug As the curves are very tight Drop it down a gear or two As you steal a glance to the right You will feel the temp drop And maybe even kiss some cloud As you make your way up the range Where the views will stand out proud .............
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Posted: Oct 2018
About this poem:
A contrast of colours due to dry winter and the farmers wartering the new crops as I make my way back to this special place ................each time I come here I discover something different and this is only on the way .......... I am so blessed
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Kathy