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As I journey through Alberta,
From the prairie's level plane,
To the foothills of the Rockies,
I'm reminded once again.

How the ageless hand of nature,
Never rests and never can,
From continuous reshaping,
To complete the master's plan.

From the mighty rivers flowing,
Moving rock and silt along.
As the ice returns to water,
When the winds blow warm and strong.

There is joy in every season,
Every creature that I see.
When I add it all together,
Every flower, every tree.

As I gaze upon the beauty,
Of our snow capped mountain peaks,
See the pristine lakes and rivers,
Fed from glacial streams and creeks.

Then the spirit deep within me,
Is most truly moved and awed,
By the grandeur of creation,
From the mighty hand of God.

Then I see my life a blessing,
Sometimes hard to understand.
How could I be so fortunate,
Just to live here in this land?

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Ode To Alberta

Contributed by Pogivic on Tuesday, 7th April 2015 @ 08:33:42 PM in AEST
Topic: NaturePoetry



Ode To Alberta

As I journey through Alberta,
From the prairie's level plane,
To the foothills of the Rockies,
I'm reminded once again.

How the ageless hand of nature,
Never rests and never can,
From continuous reshaping,
To complete the master's plan.

From the mighty rivers flowing,
Moving rock and silt along.
As the ice returns to water,
When the winds blow warm and strong.

There is joy in every season,
Every creature that I see.
When I add it all together,
Every flower, every tree.

As I gaze upon the beauty,
Of our snow capped mountain peaks,
See the pristine lakes and rivers,
Fed from glacial streams and creeks.

Then the spirit deep within me,
Is most truly moved and awed,
By the grandeur of creation,
From the mighty hand of God.

Then I see my life a blessing,
Sometimes hard to understand.
How could I be so fortunate,
Just to live here in this land?





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Re: Ode To Alberta (User Rating: 1 )
by ladyfawn on Tuesday, 7th April 2015 @ 11:00:07 PM AEST
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this is beautiful! my new favorite of yours! just
brilliant imagery, and such lovely flow,

hugs n' love nessa


Re: Ode To Alberta (User Rating: 1 )
by xHeathenx on Wednesday, 8th April 2015 @ 05:27:13 AM AEST
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I'll agree with Nessa. Very well done. :)

Also on the note of Alberta, perhaps you'll enjoy this song. I have to say the title of this poem reminded me of it, and it's very much enjoyable.
youtube.com/watch?v=iRjurRdep_Q


Re: Ode To Alberta (User Rating: 1 )
by RussellReinhardt on Wednesday, 8th April 2015 @ 11:52:17 AM AEST
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Hi there

What a stunning picture you paint with words for those of us that don't know this beautiful landscape you describe. Very beautiful piece. God bless. TFS

Greetings
Rus


Re: Ode To Alberta (User Rating: 1 )
by irisblue on Wednesday, 8th April 2015 @ 11:16:48 PM AEST
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you have really captured the beauty of the land. it makes me want to travel to àlberta and explore and see the northern lights!




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