Oregon
Gray is
rain dancing on the green leaves
mist that helps the sun create a rainbow
ponds painted like burnished pewter
fog that settles in the valleys and clings to the cliffs
mighty waves crashing during he storm
haze that nestles in the hills among the trees
harbors full of boats moored in docks grayed with age
outcropping rocks overlooking mighty rivers
roads and paths that lead us on adventures
stones ground smooth in the rushing rivers
classic bridges that take us from here there
barren trees whose branches slice the sky in artful pieces
ribbons of highways that shoot across the state
smoke rising from chimneys where the home fires burn
squirrels and wolves and creatures that forage in our forests
rippling sand that borders our Pacific paradise
silver glazes laying across the waters
waterfalls pounding the rocks
shadows cast in the snow
pillows of clouds that billow across our skies
Gray is the color of my home
Oregon
The Cascades are a line of volcanoes that showed their power when Mount Saint Helen blew its top. The wildfires that are now ravaging Washington could come the Oregon as well, and may already have.
Ron
Stupendous!