MAINEA Poem by Rene Velez
the crackling of wet twigs under foot
an early morning and coffee brewed it's smell mingling with early mountain dew as a small stream races with the day I am witness to a morning in a new way as besotted soil records the first traces of my stay and morning light shimmering upon a Juniper tree ever so slightly, a hummingbird hovering by its leaves a barrage of insects skim the water awakened by a rising sun squirrels chase and barter hiding their acorns one by one last nights camp fire like it's flames a fleeting memory the wood pile will bring the camp fire back to it's red and yellow reverie once more I finish my coffee and take out my knife, carving a notch in my walking stick to mark my first day without delay... A forest canopy to lead the way. © 2014 Rene VelezReviews
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Added on August 16, 2011Last Updated on April 26, 2014 AuthorRene VelezNew York City, NYAboutPoetry... what else needs to be said? [email protected] more..Writing
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