I always
loved winter stars
in winter skies
in clear skies
Southern Alps
mountains
watching stars
silent until cold bite
chills shaking
I have climbed
high into beloved
kiwi mountains
therein found
a smoother place
to silent sleep
in spring summer
warmer seasons
mountain breath
inhaling
breathing
savouring
on peaceful secluded
civilization lost isolated
flat a riverbed edges
laid down to sleep
in a sleeping bag
trying to stay awake
for watchful hours
watching stars
run in ink black
sky just overhead
until peace sleep
came quiet claimed
night stars
watching soul
waking late
in heat
bright hot
summer morning
in the stillness
alone as summer
river streams
past whispers
is golden dust grains
high mountain memories
Copyright © Terence George Craddock
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