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Original Beauty


Hiking still onward Toward where we touch the sky Orange, upon the silhouette Of mountains Sunlight, upon the now barren Tree tops A morning star I gaze upon To call it a lovely sight Does it no justice For here is where no other Dare to venture Untouched, by human hand Nature still pure Still beautiful.
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