Her Name is Elkhorn
The river's surface boils brilliantly beneathThe evening sun. So briefly picturesque,
It flows, unnoticed, plain and muddy brown,
A farmer's homely daughter, in the morning
And the afternoon, and I, not an admirer,
An aesthete, whose tastes gravitate toward
Swiftly moving, siltless streams, envision
Rapids, boulders, spray, a runway model
Wearing sequins, not the homespun girl
Here...until the sun's positioned right,
And she proves dazzling.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2019-07-10 at 00:54
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