A land like no other. We’re not perfect, but there’s nowhere else I’d rather call home.
Tag: poem
Northern Heart
Amidst the rolling hills and sprawling plains, Stands Fort McMurray, a city that remains, A symbol of strength, resilience, and might, A beacon of hope in the darkest of night. The land of the north, where the cold winds blow, The rivers run deep, and the snow falls slow, Where the people are tough, and… Continue reading Northern Heart
All Hallows’ Eve
All Hallows' Eve, or Halloweenas we have come to know, A time of year, in sunswept falland autumn's gracious glow. The leaves are falling from their trees,the skies are darker still. And come this night of fun and fright,the children eat their fill. For if you dress up to impress,much candy shall you get. But… Continue reading All Hallows’ Eve
Fireflies
The night slowly wakens the sun gently falls The dark has me shaken my skin fiercely crawls I find myself lonely the forest so dim Soon all kinds of creatures sing their haunting hymn The trees reach above me their branches all curled I'm frightened and jumpy from this ghostly world The ground foul and… Continue reading Fireflies
