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Exploring
by Ronald W. Hull

Sunday, July 25, 2010
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Purple mountains majesty...



Across the continental divide,
to reach the shining sea.
The tall trees beckon,
as far as the eyes can see.

Hot sands blur the vision,
of ever changing dunes.
The birds’ song is so varied,
a thousand native tunes.

Mountaintop view brings tears,
as cold wind pierces sight.
But awe the glorious sunrise,
from the sea to banish night.

White sand languid palm trees,
wave fronds in the breeze.
The hurricane is coming,
changing the shoreline with ease.

A thousand lakes of legend,
whose tranquil presence leads.
To Voyagers hale and hardy,
who plied these pleasant leagues.

Bayou dressed in ancient moss,
mysterious to the bay.
Cougar screams a wild pig kill,
as alligators sleep through the day.

A bull elk trumpets on high,
thousands of bisons graze below.
White goats traipse the high range,
where eagles drift so slow.

An autumn forest is peaceful,
a winter scene, serene.
Springtime brings its brilliance,
and summer grows between.

For all the land its glory,
a toast raised high, unseen,
for glory knows no boundary,
when nature starts to preen.

Copyright 2010 © Ronald W. Hull

7/24/10

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Reviewed by Patrick Granfors 7/31/2010
This is really cool, perhaps a candidate for a new national tune. Patrick
Reviewed by Jon Willey 7/30/2010
Ron, a beautiful rendering. Your words painted a thousand pictures for me to view in all their splendor. The eyes of an artist you have. Lead me to explore with more works like this work at any time. This is a soul soother my dear friend. Love, joy and peace be yours. Jon Michael
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart 7/30/2010
Such beautiful descriptives and mood, lovely work Ron. A joy to read.
Reviewed by jude forese 7/30/2010
each quatrain paints a vivid and artful representation of nature's bounty ... excellent work, Ron ...
Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green 7/27/2010
B e a u t i f u l !!

What a grand and glorious tribute you have created, my friend.
I l o v e it !

Thank you for sharing this beauty.

xOx Phyllis xOx
Reviewed by E T Waldron 7/27/2010
Ron this is a glorious delight,with such wondrous images! A keeper,and a beauty for sure! Thank you!
Reviewed by Michael Guy 7/27/2010
It seems almost sad that you bring into focus a world that is vanishing that our pioneer forefathers beheld--just imagine how beautiful and bold it was? Well, you did! Thanks for the vision.
Reviewed by Annabel Sheila 7/27/2010
Wow! Absolutely beautiful, Ronald! Thanks for sharing this gem...

Anna
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 7/26/2010
A fine tribute to the beauty of the land and nature, Ron. Thank you for sharing it. Love and peace,

Regis
Reviewed by Paul Judges 7/26/2010
A great poem of the natural world, Ronald
Reviewed by Ed Matlack 7/25/2010
Never been west of Branson, Missouri so I know not what the Rockies even look like, though I still want to see them and the Pacific coast one day, even though if you've seen one ocean, you've pretty much seen them all...e
Reviewed by TONY NERONE 7/25/2010
This writing was an outstanding gem. Everything about Mother Nature is so very vivid.


GOD BLESS YOU
TONY
Reviewed by Lori Moore 7/25/2010
A wonderful journey. I love the thousand native tunes.
Reviewed by Richard King 7/25/2010
You've out done yourself with this one Ron. Love the flow, love the imagery, love everything about it. In fact the first few verses sounded like they should be a song. Two thumbs up. Thanks Dick
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