Fog rolls off the basalt cliffs of the Grand Coulee in Banks Lake, WA on a January winter day
Poetry, The Daily

The Grey

Fog rolls off the basalt cliffs of the Grand Coulee in Banks Lake, WA on a January winter day
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Daily Note

Every day, a photograph, a poem. In autumn and late winter/spring, the coulee walls are amazing to watch as the fog rolls off and flows along the coulee to create an even greyer winter day. It is lovely. We never tire of it, as long as we don’t need to drive in the fog!

And so, A poem:

The Grey

Flowing like silk
off ancient sculpted cliffs
draping across the sky,
the grey smothers the sun
and the geese cry, “Why? Why?”

Sheri Edwards
02.05.23 036.365.23
Poetry/Photography

And a YouTube Video: The Grey

on YouTube
and Sheri42

1438 days of posts in a row on Ask What Else

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