Breathless, each stair,
the vision’s so clear.
Painful ascent wracks ribcage,
setting pace, atmosphere engaged.
Alpine carpets off-trail:
buckwheat, sage inhaled.
Waterfalls’ silver-orb strands
streaming through hands.
Ripple-mirrored lakes'
moonlit fish-wakes.
River’s rush
conjures sleeper’s hush.
Reawaken with a gusting slap
against the tent-fly flap.
Come to the mountain for air,
to breathe, to care.
I'm packing my bags right now! Oh, these photos are beautiful and your words call me right back to the mountains where I belong.
ReplyDeletethat is definitely where i go to breath as often as i can...great 55 dianne...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful 55! I'm glad you put these words to such good use. I was with you all the way...
ReplyDeleteMine's (55) Fifteen is far too young . . .
You sure camp a lot Fab Di!
ReplyDeleteI envy you that you can do this with your Boys.
Loved your pics.
Love your participation
Thanks for visiting, and have a Kick Ass Week-End...G
Beautiful words and pics.
ReplyDeleteMine’s here.
I hadn't realized buckwheat grew at such altitude. Beautiful words AND educational!
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What a great matching of words to photos.
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