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Nanook's River Poetry | |
| Boating on Midnight Lake |
Moonlight on a mountain lake
Suspended on a satin hush,
stars above and stars below.
Sheen of sapphires dark and lush
rippling in the quiet flow.
Treetops fade
into the stars.
Moonlight arrayed
in silver bars.
Silence prehistoric,
I hear my thought.
Loneliness euphoric,
so long I sought.
Serenity before the birth
of when, or where, or why;
Am I floating on the Earth
or drifting in the sky?
At last the path to camp I take
and turn my boat to shore.
May peace dwell on Midnight Lake
now and forevermore.
Reach out and touch a rock
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