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Texas Hill Country
by Leslie P Garcia
Saturday, July 05, 2008
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What is or what was...seen through memory and over time, perceptions changes...

Armadillo hills, hunching away.

Rooting in to ground

That hoisted them

To starless skies.

Caliche roads that led away

From where I thought

My steps should go—held vaguely

In my dreams, the hills

Intrigue…

So eagerly I left

What seemed only barren land—

But tell me,

Does the green-glass water sneak

Past sleeping towns,

And do the hills

Hunch away…

Or were they always

Reaching out?

RioRendezvous

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Reviewed by Lois Christensen	7/18/2008

I have a niece living in Texas. Don't know where exactly but hopefully she sees the high hills like you do too.




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	7/6/2008

You provide substance for reflection with your verses, Leslie. Thank you for sharing. Love and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by Regina Pounds	7/5/2008

Dreamy, whimsical contemplation of a pastural scene...I like the question at the end. Fit for a lazy summer's day... Well done, Leslie. Gina

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