Ode to Alaska, precursor of D.C. ANWR Protest

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by TundraLotus, Sep 21, 2005.

  1. TundraLotus

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    ambling the windswept sheets
    of rock, and boulder, grit and gravel
    taking finger holds and foot steps along
    to mirror like the rivers of time
    flowing in reverse
    when i see sanguine and veridian lichen
    anchored valiantly
    passing sunless winters
    and summers without darkness
    like a breath of brahma

    here these lands
    toil with the elements
    dancing destructive creation
    glacial notions
    and fluvial cyclings
    mixed with endless airs
    uprising chains
    and azure couldrens
    shiva lifts a leg
    cones of fire
    and peaks of ice
    rattle silently
    atop the world

    let the golden eagles vision laud all below
    and milky white mountain goats traverse
    the hoary marmot barking among choss
    with tundra inklings above the treeline
    this crux of existence
    let it be
    dare not bother
    lest to lose small-self
    or ye only damn yourself
    to suck the the soul from this land
    it gives and takes on a cosmic accord
    there will be
    no more
    drilling
     
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  3. TundraLotus

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    i just got back from D.C. this morning, it was a good protest.

    i have not been to the brooks range but myself have ventured kenai penn, valdez, and especially cordova.

    lets talk more : )
     
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  5. sylvanlightning

    sylvanlightning Prismatic Essence

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    Beautiful and eloquent with vistas of nimble description
    underscored by mystical unity and ethical compassion.
    Spoken like a well-versed poetic actualizer of dreams.
     
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