The Deluge After the wettest
Winter on record, Arrowhead Falls Has ceased to be A fickle trickle. Flash-flooded, She flings herself off The precipice and roars Against the rocks. Eight miles away, The mad rain-gouged Ground takes leave of The mountain, frothing with mudslides, pouring into the newborn gorge. A fevered shelf Of white pines titter Drunkenly and rear Together like a herd Of ponies, battling The air. Their broken Jumble flushes into The river, steaming, While the remaining Members on top, bobcat And poplar, continue Their lap around the sun. Forty days of endless Swell might indeed Engulf the world, But God the Sieve, With uncurbed regalia, Parades his horrible Habits, refusing to Tell the joyous Sky to cease. By Keith Flynn QLRS Vol. 5 No. 1 Oct 2005_____
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