Nostalgia
Yesterday I felt a longing for a simpler life, and I remembered Carl Sandburg's poem, Buffalo Dusk.
Here it is:
The buffaloes are gone.
And those who saw the buffaloes are gone.
Those who saw the buffaloes by thousands and how they
pawed the prairie sod into dust with their great hoofs,
their great heads down pawing on in a great pageant of dusk,
Those who saw the buffaloes are gone.
And the buffaloes are gone.
How well I know that time is temporary, yet this does not keep me from longing for the times that once were.
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Comments
A few summers ago I took the kids to Theodore Roosevelt National Park (Medora, North Dakota) where the buffalo roam free. Very strange to drive through a crowd of the massive beasts totally ignoring my little Honda Fit and the excited children pressed to the windows.
Beloved Carol, how I love your comments. We go back a long ways. You sponsored two Godwriting workshops in Montana and one in Phoenix. Speak of nostalgia!