Hidden Lost Karamea Valleys Poem by Terence George Craddock
Hidden Lost Karamea Valleys
how heavy West Coast
rain now falls?
how heavy upon
house windows?
how heavy upon
metal homestead roofs?
how heavy while decades
of reborn memories sing
sing to beloved memories
of heavy falling rains
transforms blink enchanted
scenic glades bluff roads
leading to turn hidden
lost Karamea valleys
fast leaps downpour life
love in rapid runoff
streams rivers creeks
running in silver summer
sunshine to my homeland seas
Copyright © Terence George Craddock
Titled, arrangement, written out 26th and 27th January 2014.
Split image from the poem 'Fills View Window Of My Rooms' by Terence George Craddock.
World Class Large Arch Limestone Caves Tour Missed sad but as for me I walked the Heaphy both ways, while still a student at Buller High School some of us, got to see rainforest wildnerness paradise on our doorstep; behold bold tour rush about booked out junkie tourists, tourists bucket list ticked off finishing famous Heaphy Track, near Karamea for arch limestone caves do not even stop; Copyright © Terence George Craddock
Poor Tourists See Nothing No Limestone Arches it is a beautiful mystic place prestine tourists finishing famous Heaphy Track near Karamea do not even pause stop, just wisked away back to city Nelson to cellphones to internet connections, beautiful large arch limestone caves awe inspiring near Karamea are never visited, poor tourists see nothing no limestone arches; Copyright © Terence George Craddock
World Class Large Arch Limestone Caves Near Karamea it is a beautiful mystic place prestine tourists finishing famous Heaphy Track near Karamea do not even pause stop, just wisked away back to city Nelson to cellphones to internet connections, beautiful large arch limestone caves awe inspiring near Karamea are never visited, poor tourists see nothing no limestone arches; sad but as for me I walked the Heaphy both ways, while still a student at Buller High School some of us, got to see rainforest wildnerness paradise on our doorstep; behold bold tour rush about booked out tourists, tourists bucket list finishing famous Heaphy Track, near Karamea for arch limestone caves do not even stop; Copyright © Terence George Craddock
Rain Falls Sun Shines In Memories awoken memories stir ''leading to turn hidden lost Karamea valleys fast leaps downpour life love in rapid runoff streams rivers creeks running in silver summer sunshine to my homeland seas'' ''transforms enchanted scenic glades bluff roads''; it is a beautiful mystic place prestine tourists finishing famous Heaphy Track near Karamea do not even pause stop, just wisked away back to city Nelson to cellphones to internet connections, beautiful large arch limestone caves awe inspiring near Karamea are never visited, poor tourists see nothing no limestone arches; sad but as for me I walked the Heaphy both ways, while still a student at Buller High School some of us, got to see rainforest wildnerness paradise on our doorstep; behold bold tour rush about booked out tourists, tourists bucket list finishing famous Heaphy Track, near Karamea for arch limestone caves do not even stop; Copyright © Terence George Craddock
Leaving Without Arriving tourists are leaving Karamea without ever arriving wisked off back to hot showers hotels warm meals walked Heaphy Track back to cellphones openning Copyright © Terence George Craddock Written in December 2016 on the 11.12.2016.
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4/18/2024 2:06:45 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Beautiful..... Terry!
it is a beautiful area, tourists finishing the Heaphy Track near Karamea so not even stop, just wisked away back to Nelson to cellphones and the internet, beautiful large arch limestone caves in Karamea also, but the poor tourists see nothing, sad :) but as for me I walked the Heaphy both ways while still at High School, some of us got to see the wildnerness and paradise on our doorstep :)