Ancient spirits
buried in the sky
watch for seekers
brave enough to
ride the dragon’s tail
to search for wisdom.
Pine trees sough
through the mist,
“The days keep
growing longer.”
©Susie Clevenger 2014
Hannah at Real Toads took us to the beautiful Tianzi Mountains in China for inspiration for our poetry. Transforming Friday With Nature's Wonders
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I would ride my motorcycle or a sports car up that 'dragon trail' but probably not to seek wisdom but to hide from it.
The last four lines remind me, as always does the rushing sounds made by the wind in the trees after as hard rain. Those remind me every time of the experience my ex and I and the twins had with our camping tent after a hard rain.
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buried in the sky...
That is perfect, Susie. Both poems are exquisite responses to the mystery of these mountains.
http://asthecrackerheadcrumbles.blogspot.com/2014/07/thinking-of-christmas-gifts-in-july-2014_27.html
Beautiful.