There is a point along a local nature trail that winds through a very narrow, steep sided canyon. The stream erosion has sculpted some very interesting features. To me, this protruding stone formation resembles a Shogun in full battle dress.
FROM THE ANGLE OF THE PHOTO I CAN'T TELL WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE TO ME BUT...IT CAN BE ANYTHING YOU WANT IT TO BE PATRICK. YOU'VE EXPOUNDED UPON IT WELL, YOUR PHRASES AND IMAGERY SUPPORT YOUR THEME SOLIDLY. THIS IS EXCELLENT WORK AND I ENJOYED IT. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS & FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
great pic and imagination in this superb poem,Patrick!I remember the tv special series of the fascinating Japanese "Shogun" wish they'd show it again...ET
If you say so, Patrick. I sometimes see things that aren't there too, but it's generally after a little nip or two. Guess I'll have to get my eyes checked, I just can't see it. Dick
I always carry a flask of Jaegermeister when I wonder about in them thar hills, I see all sorts of images, most of them are moving though. Bless ya! Jasmin Horst
Reviewed by Richard Henkel (Reader)
Reviewed on May 16, 2011
Ahh, if only every outcrop whose cryptic geological significance that we had to decipher bore such beautiful mnemonic devices. It's nice to see how your rock-steady roots influence your modern poesy.
I really understand what you're saying here, ol' pal because there is a large rock formation about a half mile south of the 101, as one heads north on Kanan Road, that, I swear, looks just like Snoopy sitting on his doghouse watching for the "Bloody Red Baron of Germany" ... Really! As a matter of fact, I call it Mt. Snoopy.
Mark
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Chip Bergeron
You sure stayed on higher ground with this one, and I like following your thought process.
Happy hiking,
Christine
Mark