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To the yearning of ones heart where we hold our thoughts with in.
To the cold crisp air of April and the sparkling morning dew.
It is at that very moment that my ming drifts off too you.
Hugs,
Michael
Hugs,
Michael
Now it’s been a couple years and this land still lays the same.
The road that I now travel winds for a hundred miles.
The cattle in the distance remind me of the days gone past.
The beauty this land offers me a smile.
The white cliffs that are nestled in the sagebrush and the rocks,
Astound me every time I wander up this way.
But somehow it all seems different; I’m not sure just what it is.
I ponder this awareness as I drift within this day.
The Missouri lies beneath me and she meanders through the breaks.
An odd sight I believe; boldness out of place.
A mass of moving water that gives a bit more then it will take.
I contemplate its existence as it winds and weaves through space.
Now my feelings are quite different as I pause to soak it in.
I tighten up my brow as an aid to find my thoughts.
I have a feeling I’m forgetting something, place or thing.
I fall back to an intuition I’ve been taught.
A stock trailer rattles past me and the dust filters the morning sun.
The cowboys on a mission, they’re fifty miles or more from home.
I watch as they fade into the distance where the cattle run.
It’s a place where cowboys and cattle forever roam.
A black cloud forms up the canyon that tells a story of its own.
The temperature is dropping and there is snow within the air.
The wind waves through the tall grass and I hear a lonely moan.
My mind drift off into the distance and I can not help but stare.
Now I stand here on this rock ledge with the vastness at my feet.
The wind and snow are watering my squinted eyes.
I have a sense of emptiness like a thought that’s not complete.
I search within my being and can not find the reason why.
This land is so compelling; it can some how grabs your soul.
Its unforgiving nature tells a story that is true.
Then within that single moment my eyes begin to swell.
I now know just what I’m missing; the emptiness is you.
Michael Whitaker
Montana 2007
Jan.x
Thanks,
Michael
How are you girl...
I like your poems