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PREFACE My firs‘l' poem was uni-Hen in WEI. A+ age 7 I used +he word aba'les because if rhymed no'f knowing i+ was award. Isen'f +he poem-lo Aun’r Elise of The Oakland Tribune, a childrens column, no+ knowing it would be prin‘l‘ed and Id receive a prize. This in5pired me +0 con‘l'inue poe‘l’cy. Rain,rain falling down Splashing. banging +0 +he ground filling rivers as if goes filling rivers as +2?! wind around +he +ops rnoun‘iains high flowing 45st ll‘fl'o lakes un’nl all of‘ihe mam aba‘ies.
index Then . TiTLe JrThe Black Horseman ”The Wanderer *The Rollin Sea *The Dese 5he Valley Sfill *Sunsei' «The RUSh *Jbrnado E’Ifii‘i’o Ana'i'her Nigh'l' ><The Hei h+s *To The eigh+s JrThou h‘l’s A(Hidden Meadow i\\The Grea‘r Canyon *Predic’rion Nevada ><Hidden E‘i'crni'iy ‘ AvSuPreme Sea *Tormen‘l' *Shafier it Hidden Evil
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The Black l—lOTar/man The morning crisp, cod and brtqh‘l' made. +he vaLLeq somber. Birds Seemed no‘l 'lo noi'ice +he cold +ha'l’ +he dorm had. Las‘l' night The j wmcl did. howL +ha'i memonabie \"'5 \";:~*_~_;1-;mqh+ of Lone lonq , ; si‘Hing \\n my ago. I was \" 5 chair rocking rockm The house +o and-Fro. . Iconacadrn'hnlae’bad+relfibhame+RecerhkleA.siedb‘'erFlivr'lgmeghIghe‘‘gdlloew‘urrhlolo’ld'Euealp.'m\"p“faIrcaornmohdasdmsw.y\"a+olu0so'raleh’oIhAe+»ecu+Indhk‘Hhhl.ile’!oenaerhgn'rwssiHdsp'icmeirC+nhmi5duad1aCn'iirOong+rLnd.wdeho.dne spring. Eugenia, wrl'h gredl’ speed +he black- horseman rode G'p' +he valleg arddisappeared. behind some +rees. 1.1 was shaking more and more as]. lulled lieu-“law:
uddenl +he horseman reappeared From behind “lhe +rees. I heard a shrill neigh and +he black- horsernans horse reared high In +he air and galloped down +he valley in‘la +he moons glare. l~ ~—~— v-L‘V—mx li 5’ a1.451:;»1 _. e : g 3A\",: “ r- .‘i {as i _“ > ‘ i J-- 4;: .i K. ‘ , ,. sf‘ffiv yr a.“ )3 \\-._‘W3? A” ~_ I, , .V Never again did ‘ “all mL; _A_f-‘ \"s -I“ - a”uni-v 4;, .3; ‘— n1. 4/ 1g i g “a. _ horseman. Never again didI hear a horses shrill neigh. \\W n01. The be Tlmasadreatn. Ma be iiwas '1“? morning I awokegand. all was forgot ' l'iMec,,- 5, \"z -. '
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lnlo Another Night As the sun dimlnisheclfrom sight, f] Witchecl the hills grow dark andglwma. Egg shadms cree ecli‘rfld View and 5 l3 consum the scene about me, soon to leave me ln camyle‘te darkness. EMUlad/zed beyond the hills 5m amt “tuge (j) ”the (Image, fi-EEMQ9O0-wells9un as it disceyywrecl harlzan. llll beyond is amilher world, wine er 51m.
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.Prodiction Nevada Grey black clouds cnqulf‘ «Hue deser'l‘ sky as +hey 'lravel. swrP-l-ly 'loward 'l'hc mountains To brinq snow 'l'o +h¢ir qlis‘lemnq peaks and haul. +o +he cold streams and lakes. .. ~:Vi.‘ .5 _ ‘ =r- .5. “ .3“.v F $3.; > ’2 >4 .1 ‘ Ih ' , l.fififififi £7 . I Shadows deepen as clouds posh one another aslde brmqlnq on a deep qray sky. No ram wlll-(‘aLL here for hey “travel. lomard unknown w'slds of fin slerra's beyond.
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he _ llfl .2 Grail Calt/on *l Below the glaring hot sun .I the crevasse lag empty, baren and still. Wlnd and. rain beaten mounts of rock rise up t‘rom the depths below and protrude far up and. beyond. the glare 01° the sun. n the crevasse -Fa.r below Stands roe s, cl'rl‘ts ,hllls and valleys of CV83 form. ‘15le torests cover the rim of the canyon below. n the deaths of nothingness Lag cold. and. damp hollows_.'T-_ew shadows showen where the sun sets t‘or‘l‘h her hot rays of glaring ligh+.'T5e only shadows seen are those under rocks and those continuing down the slopes of rocks and hills who the canyon towards the tricking Creek cdthe bo‘l‘l'Qm of the canyon.
Weeds and. tlowers are Spo‘lled here and there close to the creeks edge. The creek ls (pole'l' except tor the chorprng 01’ birds as theg scold a. mountam llon ler‘klng near the waters edge. Beyond the cangon stands aw'lcle, ho'l’, hazy horizon. Blue and purple moon‘l’aJns and. hlgh hILLg sectlons stand. high and proud. in the cll stance. Here and. there choppy clouds are seen as theg slowly clrrt‘t Past. 5 darkness comes apon the 'ttggtcdohrhllarreeeos’noaawrgwtthwoso{inrcCsbmLaallpflneecngooggdgnlTooldgc.rnhnc)lg.t‘oeoFlhbturdrmlohSdo,oonomsehuulc,lgngakuseethCdnulaatLdnoovihtnelmwnlhndlrsndsgeg.qigrmoSrotolvnschoona‘llkccllgmosldnksn,'skstllhnlhnnlebegogearlsvtt'liectrooblnrrbo'neg.yebegmlheetyfinl.tkhogrnhintgdendomg- heard. l5 the silence ofthe deep canqon.
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the Deéefi. *\"\\ know a desertJ not-Fan away, just over the mountam thats where it lag. Al\" night the wind blows apon the and as the dark mqht settles down. The stars twrnkle high above as the Lornds blow the sand about. There Is no sound. except the moan at the wlnd that blows the sand about urrl'iL the desert rs smooth and. slick And then the wind dies clown, Wren the sun rlses rn the early morn the wmds are dead. it and; gone. There us no sound that re to be heard m the deserts sllent hrqh up m dawn. As the sun creeps lon and the sky the dag grows the evenlng when he sun hot but m and evergthmg grow: my COLd’ goes down
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