Although I wasn’t born there, the Red Hills are my home,
With majestic buttes and mesas and sparkling gypsum stones.
And crystal springs in canyons feeding streams that run so
clear
Home is where the heart is and I’m yearning to be there.
The flowers in the springtime start the annual spectral show,
All the hues of the spectrum paint the prairies all aglow,
And the healthy bluestem grasses feed the ranchers’ hungry herds,
It’s the beauty of this country that I’m longing to be near.
The enchantment of the red dirt land yields secrets that are told,
In strange and hidden places in the gypsum cracks and holes,
Bats, roadrunners, porcupines and funny armadillos,
Some fascinating creatures in this land I call my home.
Although I wasn’t born there, the Red Hills are my home,
With majestic buttes and mesas and sparkling gypsum stones.
And crystal springs in canyons feeding streams that run so
clear
Home is where the heart is and I’m yearning to be there.
Ken Brunson, Dec., 2020
Nice! I guess you really like the Red hills then??!!
ReplyDeleteWell heck yah🙂
DeleteThere are legions of us who LUV the Red Hills ...
ReplyDeleteYup👍
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