"Highway 287 ran through open spaces luminous in the sunshine.
A sense of peace pervaded the plains, Vicky thought.
The way the land dissolved into the sky always called her back to herself. She was different here...part of something larger than herself, part of the stories that had shaped her life...Time collapsed into the present...a circle encompassing the past and the future, not like the ribbon of asphalt shooting straight into the horizon."
- from The Drowning Man by Margaret Coel, page 99
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19 January 2017
19 August 2014
NorthBound, Shelby, Montana
vernal by joanna dibble
i hear the cranes again
riding the thermals upward
this warming morning
calling and circling, they
fall into the long v shape
an arrow swiftly northbound
Read more from joanna dibble at her Hello Poetry site.
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