Chinook

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by standingdeer, Jan 14, 2005.

  1. standingdeer

    standingdeer Member

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    Chinook
    warm breeze caressed the patient starlings
    as each sung a song to our southern host
    blue skys hung heavy with a vastness
    Calling in clouds from the west
    to bury us in snow

    Spirit deer resounds
    in stillness along the same fields
    I am sure, even though it was just a feeling
    inside



    Blessed
    Standingdeer
     
  2. kidder

    kidder Member

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    I've never known a chinook although I've heard about them. I like the ideas in the poem. I'd just explore them a little more. And the 'spirit deer' should live a little longer. In your lines. Such things fascinate and in a world so short of time for beautiful things they need us all the more.
     
  3. littleskinny

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    this was tranquil, still. very evocative. thanks for posting. tasty.
     
  4. standingdeer

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    Thank you for your reply, It seems that for myself, the world is fleeting and my poetry is only a fragment. That is why creatively we can close our eyes and return to memories.

    Blessings
    Standingdeer
     

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