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Saturday, November 10, 2018




I am a native Houstonian.

Home after two weeks of exploring
my own State.

I thought my state’s rough terrain
was navigating in and out of traffic,
climbing highway overpasses.

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26 comments:

  1. On the contrary, your State is beautiful in all the right places!

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  2. Texas is amazing. I am find of Marfa myself. But Houston is 1890's-1900ok too. Good eats!

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  3. Living in a city does make you view the world differently, then a a trip to the country opens wide your eyes to reality.

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  4. Haha, the city! Good to get out and discover so much more.
    Somehow your poem brought up for me the great song Anchorage by Michelle Shocked. "Texas always seemed so big..."

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    1. Oh, I'll have to look that up, thanks, Marian.

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  5. So much more... same thing everywhere, life is so much more than the cities.

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  6. Ah, yes, the city life is all about navigating through crowds and vehicles and that becomes our preoccupation. There is so much out there beyond that. Very well penned!

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  7. LOL --- funny how we are so often, strangers in our own states/provinces and countries! sometimes, it pays to explore within one's own backyard :)

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  8. I am a transplanted Houstonian who needs to see much more of her home state.

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  9. OH the vastness of TX. We started out our marriage in the Hill Country of San Antonio. The bluebell fields took my breath away ... yes, get out and explore.

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  10. Everyone should have a break from city life occasionally to recharge the survival batteries.

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  11. From the picture...it looks beautiful- as nature intended.

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