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Tag: Harriet

The smoke that thunders

Plateau forests
Of ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir,

Cypresses that creep
Far into the water.

Under the sun that never sets
Below the smoke that thunders.

From Rough Guide Ultimate Adventures, September 2008, referring to the Grand Canyon, the Atchafalaya Basin and the Arctic Victoria Falls. By Harriet.

gabrielsmy books 3 May 201212 May 2026
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