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So Still
by Joy Marsh
Friday, June 02, 2006
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Beauty and mystery viewed from above.


So Still – Visions of Lake Mead

  

It seems as lifeless as the moon
but there against the weathered rock
fingers of aqua mingle
with prehistoric canyons and white rings of chalk.
So still, my heart slows-looking, listening. 


The blue reflection of unnamed faces,
the chants of half souls lost to change.
The morning clouds spy the attraction, searching-
always searching,
for the ancient landscape lost under the Lake.


Does time forget what lies beneath-
as the water swells with boats of lust. 
I am compelled to mention these things.
The clear blue water beneath bare rocky cliffs
and the ancient history I could not touch.
I pass by- just a tiny particle of dust
studying the curves with my soft lead pencil. 


 
 

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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle 4/3/2009
I love reading your works,you are very talented and I am indeed looking forward to reading the next poem,take care

Edwin
Reviewed by Ingeborg von Finsterwalde 5/7/2008
Beautiful description of one of the most lovely place in our great country. What mysteries lie hidden beneath "The clear blue water ".

Ingeborg
Reviewed by d. krusky 6/28/2007
A wonderful write. I loved the imagery even with the picture there. i could almost feel the gritty rock and hear the gentle waves rolling in to shore. Great work!

Smiles,
Dorothy
Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson 6/14/2006
Very, very well done! An expressive wonder!
Reviewed by Peter Paton 6/2/2006
Joy
You have a penned a surreal classic...
I love the idyllic feel to this fine composition
Peter
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