| Reg Saner's "first Coloradans" are a lot like us. | |||||||||||
| Vintage Colorado Poetry Poem of the Week August 30, 2004 |
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| Anasazi, the First Coloradans They knew next to nothing about the sky while counting on it for everything. What a wonderful time that must've been--- to see the sun down, not a twilight clue where it goes as it vanishes or why. And then they cleared out, leaving behind lots of strange names and all this furniture. --Reg Saner |
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| Reprinted from Essay on Air. Athens, Ohio. An Ohio Review Book, 1984. Copyright (c) 1984 by Reg Saner. Used with the author's permission. | |||||||||||
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