I Ride The Thunder
Way up here, the view quite clear
Atop the mount of Thunder
Black as night, I hold on tight
Each time I ride the Thunder
Crashing sound, rumbling ground
When static created Thunder
In my mind, a wondrous time
Again, I ride the Thunder
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In my youth, I attended summer camp at Camp Storer on Stony Lake near Napoleon, Michigan. The camp provided numerous enjoyable activities including swimming, sailing, rifle shooting, archery, and more. However, for me, one activity stood out above all the others. Every morning after breakfast in the mess hall, I would head directly to the stables. Each day, I would ride the same large black horse — the horse named Thunder.
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Linked to dVerse Poets Pub — Quadrille #151, where Mish is hosting and asked us to pen a quadrille using the word static.
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I like the repetition of thunder in your poem, crashing through…bringing back a great memory.
Thanks. Yes, a great memory indeed.
A lovely memory. Nicely done poem.
Thanks
A great poem!
Thanks Carol
Cool poem and pic, Ron!
Thanks. I think the pic is from WikiCommons and I converted it from color to grayscale.
What a wonderful memory you’ve shared! Thunder sounds magnificent.
Unfortunately, no pics of me on the real Thunder.
Oh, too bad!
The repetition of thunder mimics the crashing of the waves and a storm overhead. It’s great imagery. I love it. <3
Thanks Colleen.
You’re most welcome.
hear, hear 🙂
What a great memory… for me as a Sweden Thunder makes me think of Thor