Saturday, April 16, 2011

Along the San Miguel

Winter in the San Juans


Along the San Miguel,
rock-studded slopes of P-J
& Ponderosa get hot mid-day.

Even with winter’s bite, snow
melts off, though it’s too cold
for new growth. Just

last year’s hardy perennials
scratching out roots in the
Dakota sandstone, Gambel

oak & leaf litter. But it’s
a tolerable kind of cold. Just
about sunny enough to roll up

your shirtsleeves. Even if
your forearms get goosebumps
with each passing cloud.



Capt. Barefoot Broadside                                          Union of Street Poets
Vincent St. John Local / Colorado Plateau / Aztlán
 Kuksu Brigade (Ret.) / San Francisco
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