“Show and Tell”
Where-ever we look
Mountain lying down
in every direction
Vast green forest on the plateau
mountaintops blending in clouds!
Grand
needs no other names
Where-ever we look
wilderness of rocks
Ten miles wide, a mile deep
gorges where rivers are lost
rapids cascading down
twisting side to side
Where-ever we look
Billion-year-old rocks
thousands of strange sculptures
cliffs, towers, pinnacles
painted brown, red, orange, and white
Best vantage points
inspire us to silence!
A serene feeling
The remnant of the canyon
Ferry on calm water
Sun-faded concrete dam
bordering deep azure water
where-ever we look
A pale bathtub ring
Nonnezoshe
Rainbow turned to stone
large natural bridge
A serene feeling
Where-ever we look!
Travis Kayhart is a full-time student at Dixie State University and a part-time production
worker with a passion for reading and writing various stories including poetry. Currently,
my favorite writers are Stephen King, Tom Clancy, Clive Cussler, among others. Robert
Frost’s poem, “A Snowy Evening in the Woods” is among favorites of mine. This is my
first attempt publishing.