Monday, July 16, 2007

Poem: Kaikoura

Poem: Kaikoura

By Iain McMahon,
written about my Kaikoura Road Trip, July '07.

Twisted stone reaches
For boundless skies above;
Backbone of a dragon
Etched from stony shore.
Am I alone, of those
Who marvel at your age?

Undying mountains encircle me,
Pure white teeth of fallen gods.
Winds bear your greeting,
A chill touch at my back.
Do any exist, who make
You hear their reply?

Even the stones cry out,
Chattering with each wave.
Hopeful spray escapes
To soar amongst the birds.
Is there a heart that
Would not break at your beauty?


Note: stay tuned for my Kaikoura road-trip video!

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