Grouse Ridge Poem by Craig Steiger
Grouse Ridge
Rating: ★3.0
One feels it here:
The imponderably ancient
Succession of lives,
Rubble of animal vegetable mineral
Tangled in quiet ravines
Or strewn along mountain lakes,
Momentary the green & sentient
Bound the same,
Wind rising and falling,
Ten thousand years.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: animal
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8/26/2026 1:39:10 AM # rel_20260825T124344Z_022792b
Inspiring, Craig. Your titles tho, i'm confused about. Seems you do descriptions, primarily. In which case, i haven't visited the locations. best care, sjg