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Aspen Song
by Penni Lynn Smith (Weston) → (All Poetry by Penni Lynn Smith (Weston))
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An ode to Aspen, Colorado. My one and only visit there was June 9th, 1976


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The mountains have called for the thunder to come
and the rain cries on its shoulder.
By and by it will come to the mountains
while stars will sleep in the heavens.
The pines will sing with the lark bunting
while the rivers will forever be turning.
The sky will laugh and the sun will wink
before thunder and lightning comes moaning.
The hawk will fly and the eagle will soar
in canyons humming with wind song.
At morning the dawn will look like a pearl
As rain passes over to Denver.
The turning leaves in autumn's light breeze
will bring beauty to the eyes of the beholder.
And the mountains have called for the thunder to come
while the rain cries on its shoulder.
Serene meadows will sing
that Aspen will live forever...
Please, let paradise live forever.

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 Reviews of "Aspen Song"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on April 25, 2007
You make me feel as though I ought to go there. I love aspens. I have written a poem posted here entitled, "A Surprise of Aspens." It seems to fit the mood that you have created here, Penni. Love and peace,

Regis

Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on August 11, 2004
what a beautiful tribute to a place that i was in awe of just passing through...wonderful piece

Reviewed by Barbara Spring
Reviewed on August 9, 2004
Yes, I was happy in Aspen also. I walked all around humming and smiling.

Reviewed by Daniel McTaggart
Reviewed on August 8, 2004
I think part of you stayed behind since 1976. Certainly this was a special place for you. I know how places can affect you like this. I haven't been to Canada since 1980 and I'm still writing poems about it.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 8, 2004
Those mountains are contagious. They gave John Denver a 'Rocky Mountain High.' Kept expecting 'Boulder.'


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