Blue Mountain

"Blue Mountain" or Abajo Mountains Rise Above Monticello, Utah

By Eileen DavisPublished 3 months ago • 1 min read

Photo by Allison Yamamoto

A painted horsehead

Grass and pines or pines and snow

Upon mount Blue’s face

nature poetry

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Eileen Davis

Wannabe linguist. Wannabe novelist. Blogger. Poet. Avid reader. Boy mom. Have bipolar 2. Experience bisexual attraction. Love America. Love China. English language BA from BYU.

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"Blue Mountain" or Abajo Mountains Rise Above Monticello, Utah

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