Spears of mountain grass bronze tipped
and edged, grading to gold, to green;
tufts splayed like ceremonial headdresses,
gleaming in the already golden sunlight,
resplendent.
Bowled over by the glories I’d missed,
with narrower eye, I see patches of azure sky
along the track, yellow-green grasses combed
smooth by rushing flood water in culverts,
silver-glinting mica in the siding rocks,
magnificent.
Beneath the mountains, the rain-reflected gleam
of low sun into my eyes is a celebration
of the bejewelled growth along the wayside,
the play of light, water and mountain breezes
dizzying, fire-working my senses into exhilaration,
and profound joy.
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