The Winter In Idaho Poem by William He

The Winter In Idaho

Tune: Congratulations to the Bridegroom
The Winter in Idaho
By William He

Pursing the Pegasus in airflow,
Ice crystals growing below,
And the hollows wrapped in silver,
Borah Peak is covered with snow.
Cornels cheerless over hills of gray,
Maples nod in the wind.
I gaze on the frost knots,
It is a scenic spot.
Precambrian rocks are widely exposed,
Worshiping the Horse God,
A large meteorite fell like a passing fad.
Lode veins began to bud and,
Shone through dazzling mist.

Colossal stone sculpture lifts me high in the air.
Here in the gold rush years,
With a stifled dream in those days,
What were the bitters and sweets.
Life is full of ups and downs,
There is no eternal King.
Rhyming with Sun Valley,
There is a sense of Deja Vu.
The next phase of my expedition sooner,
Along the snake river,
Many a pearl hidden in the oyster now.
The tough get going,
Fortune favors the bold.

贺新郎
爱达荷冬日
作者:何威廉

碧落追天驷,
似冰熙、
雪填邃谷,
峰巅天霁。
吹尽茱萸无人问,
惟有枫枝自戏。
世罕遘、
如临胜地。
寒武纪岩炉万里,
马神饶、
叹陨星飞逝。
伏紫脉,
映银佩。

石雕腾空风添翅。
此界中、
一梦曾遗,
几多嗔恚。
真幻荣枯何须卜,
尧舜仙灵域异。
太阳谷、
晒秋景秘。
万里云帆今日启,
瘦蛇河、
珠藏川更媚。
行六合,
立垂旆。

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