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Glacier Park
You think the clouds, streams and mountains
have told you all there is to know
about space and distance; then
you tilt your head or
walk a few steps or squint
one eye and suddenly
unfolds a new space,
distances swooping to touch
impossible softnesses
and you remember
that each space is the only one
of its kind,
each freshet tells a tale
that is ceaseless, yet
never repeats, each
universe is a surprise so simple
and inevitable you almost
think you remember
how to make one.
Dean Blehert
Last Updated:
October 6, 2002
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