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...i found out by Charlie Morgan
when i arrived and saw the wanton
beach, there was little undergrowth
on the dry river-bed.
the saw-grass and saguaro
had been my companions
through the impassible gorges.
i could hear the roar
of the rapids up the crevice,
stones knocking against each other.
i mused that mayhaps this spot
is a favorable crossing,
though underfoot was a furious rapid.
i found myself near the shore
and it was only a day later
and yet seemed an eternity of torture.
indeed the venture took me
through some stony ground,
but finally i found the summit.
09/07/2006
Posted on 09/07/2006 Copyright © 2025 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Gregory O'Neill on 09/07/06 at 08:42 PM Hi Charlie. Guess there is no easy way out of any canyon. It's the "companions" that can make the difference, and the summit we aim for. Thanks, really enjoyed this. |
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