The snow falls against a bright pink backdrop
Mystical, magical, momentarily musing me
To go into neutral and glide into a parking space
My legs float and my body no longer intact
I land carefully on a rare patch of grass overlooking big blue
Shifting clouds, allowing light to dance sporadically
Along rugged, desolate, dry ridge lines
My heart follows beat, and my soul rises to the array
What a special moment to discover, from my knack of sporadic adventures
Each change of wind, big blue goes from
Turquoise, grey, purple, black, and blue
My eyes wet from flakes of snow, can’t blink
Not wanting to miss a tone of color, a shift of light
The weathers gift comes in forms of wind
In high elevation, things can feel never changing
Until a late spring storm makes you remember
How delightfully tasteful things look when there’s
Just a slight change in color
About the Creator
May Brault
Rooted in adventure, loosely tied to western skylines, empowered by mountain ridge lines, healed by salty offshore winds.


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