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Then came a silence, a hush that only solitude knows The hazy sun, diving to the horizon all aglow Peeked, all other sounds, tho faint, seems to explode Hidden now, a trail, reverent americans once rode Shadows grow, the bouquet of color dims and greys Light diminished, familiarity rushes from this place Exhaling breath that finds the exit difficult to behold A piece not to be touched wishes for the days of old Not to fear, atrocities, adventure, stories not passed on What of this spot? Man and nature have tread upon There are stories in every stone, in each ancient tree Who, if any, were along this trail, witness to see? Many running aloof, bestowed in them a respect Content they were, their future they could not protect Skies open in all directions, they have seen, seen all The lands the same, mostly, many did rise and fall Progress wandered along this way defined by the ages Leaving the open, the expanse, in some sort of cages Winds still blow, visions distorted, unreal still appear Or maybe it’s a trick, played on all whom traverse here Hark! The rustle along the edge draws all away The breeze that blew then still rushes the same way Truths hide in sight, protected by the wild, and time Tarry longer, that age is gone, only remnants to find Perhaps, as it should be, to save the stories for those, The ones unspoiled, passed down by the ones that know Treading on ground, leaving this place, quivering alone A sachem long gone could draw the past from a stone So it remains, the places we see, only a trace to then Lest we forget all, a time, we must remember had been