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In the Land of the Mythical Giants
A poem by Rex Tyler (rex@cooksdelight.co.uk) Source: www.cooksdelight.co.uk |
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In the Land of the Mythical Giants Where volcanoes surge into the sky Where orchids as perfect as fairies Do dance on the hillsides so high Where the clouds partner great Cotopaxi Whose snow covered cloak seemingly Sits on his shoulders protecting his soul Hear the pan flutes rise up beautifully In the land where the Quichua have lived many years With their shadows cast over the blue They are very clever and how they endeavor To grow to the tune and to view The beautiful volcanic sculptures The rainbows that end in their eyes The pretty lagoons and the forests where tunes Playfully sing lullabies In the land of the mythical Giants A few Quichua cling to the soil Growing their Quinoa and tending their llama's And on the dark clods how they toil Cascada's fall over yonder, drawing the light and the shade I stand here and think of Cristina With her ebony hair and gold braid |