The Appalachian Poem by Steve Howard

The Appalachian

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Child of the mountains,
child of the hills,
child of the mist,
the rocks and the rills.
Take me back home,
in the highlands to be,
to bide in the wildwood,
that knows not the sea.

Friday, April 27, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: nostalgia
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Steve Howard 27 April 2018

Thanks very much for your kind comments Kumarmani Mahakul

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Kumarmani Mahakul 27 April 2018

Child of mountain and child of mist both amaze mind entirely. They do not know the sea but they can feel whenever necessary. An amazing sharing is done here...10

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Steve Howard 27 April 2018

Thank you Kumarmani Mahakul. The Appalachian mountains are called the smoky mountains because of the clouds and mist. They are still heavily forested. I was a child there. I appreciate your kind remarks.

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