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of a lifetime in the Catskill Mountains.
Sit back, put your feet up and enjoy the trip
as we travel back in time
to a life that was not simplier
but different by today's standards.
EULA SLAUSON, AUTHOR
WINNER OF "EDITOR'S CHOICE AWARDS" 2005 AND 2006 BY THE
INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF POETRY
"Nature's Way"
The lake was thawing; the early spring sun reflected its glare,
two Canadian geese just landed, one plummeting through the air.
The other nestled beside her lifeless mate, silent in the reeds,
his still form was no longer receptive to his mates nurturing needs.
She rested beside him, nudging softly, waiting for the same,
eyes blinking, not comprehending, waiting, but nothing came.
They had been joined together by natures force to always be as one,
the pair had traveled many miles through rain, sleet and sun.
She picked a sprout of new green grass and tried to make him eat,
then gradually accepted fate, and laid it at his feet.
She glanced along the shoreline for a place to make a nest,
for instinct took over and nature did the rest.
The brilliant sun began to fade into the distant shore,
casting shadows where she'd live, alone forever more.
© 2007 Eula Slauson
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"Nature's Way"
The lake was thawing; the early spring sun reflected its glare,
two Canadian geese just landed, one plummeting through the air.
The other nestled beside her lifeless mate, silent in the reeds,
his still form was no longer receptive to his mates nurturing needs.
She rested beside him, nudging softly, waiting for the same,
eyes blinking, not comprehending, waiting, but nothing came.
They had been joined together by natures force to always be as one,
the pair had traveled many miles through rain, sleet and sun.
She picked a sprout of new green grass and tried to make him eat,
then gradually accepted fate, and laid it at his feet.
She glanced along the shoreline for a place to make a nest,
for instinct took over and nature did the rest.
The brilliant sun began to fade into the distant shore,
casting shadows where she'd live, alone forever more.
OR CALL MY PUBLISHER AT (301-)695-1707
CLICK THE LINK TO ORDER, THEN TYPE MY NAME IN THE SEARCH FIELD.
ALSO AVAILABLE ON LINE AT BARNES AND NOBLE.COM AND AMAZON.COM
BEFORE YOU LEAVE
THANKS
Eslauson@cox.net
CLICK THE LINK AND VIEW MY HIGH SCHOOL WEB PAGES
Web Design by Eula
Slauson
© 2007 Eula Slauson