In stillness of the night
A waxing moon shines over the devils elbow,
Crystal rays of light break through the summertime haze of a hot June night.
Two white pines form an ancient window into the past
While sculptures of limestone pose,
above layers of shifting clay.
The Turkey River flows freely through these bends,
Carving rocks, nourishing all that is green-
A constant coolant to a feverish machine,
She wonders if one day we can make amends-
and stop filling her home with silt-laden sands.
At Cape Carp,
Shifting sands inspire conscious minds-
Kindred spirits heal together.
Native stories are delivered
From the moon-lit Turkey River,
A resource caught between natural piety and human peril-
Tonight her petition glitters under the June moon tan:
To form a unified voice and make a human connected stand
Against the impoverishment of a naturally connected land.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
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