The
Calaveras River flows,
Carrying
history to the west.
When I was
young before the internet,
It was my
life, at best…
I fly fished
for steel head trout,
Caught the
greatest stories ever told…
Sat on the
shore with a copper pan,
And filled glass vials with panned gold.
The eroded
“River of Skulls” exposed,
Skeleton
stacks on an ancient burial mound…
The end of
an historical era collided with
The new
happiness I’d found.
That day you
fell into the current,
Disappearing
in rapids downstream;
I celebrated you survived the flow,
Mourning later you drowned the dream.
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