An Unopened Book
The Love Of Utah
The Sun baries itself on the other side
of Utah lake.
The night life rumbles alive.
The frogs start their calling,
the stars begin to shine.
The lake itself becomes a mirror,
of the nights majestical sky.
The moon peeping in and out of the clouds,
fills the ground with partial light.
The crickets are chirping,
the fish are jumping,
likly eating the gnats or misquitos.
Ducks start to quite down.
As they lay to protect their eggs.
Oh yeah this is why I live in Utah.
D. Cody Herring
Copyright ©2003 D. Cody Herring
of Utah lake.
The night life rumbles alive.
The frogs start their calling,
the stars begin to shine.
The lake itself becomes a mirror,
of the nights majestical sky.
The moon peeping in and out of the clouds,
fills the ground with partial light.
The crickets are chirping,
the fish are jumping,
likly eating the gnats or misquitos.
Ducks start to quite down.
As they lay to protect their eggs.
Oh yeah this is why I live in Utah.
D. Cody Herring
Copyright ©2003 D. Cody Herring
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