I
pull the car off the Interstate, I-70, miles past
Green
River, not even close to St. George yet,
somewhere
laid out in No-man’s Land, rocks,
sand
and pinion in between. I step out to view the
awe-inspiring
scene before me. Here, from horizon
to
horizon, sweeping from the front, around the
sides
and to the back of me, from one mesa to
another,
there are no buildings, not a car, nor a
semi
to be seen, not a person to be found. Here,
except
for me, Utah is devoid of every trace of man-
kind.
Here, beneath the rocks, over there behind the
stunted
bristly pine, snakes, lizards and scorpions, I
am
sure. Not a whisper of wind even, nothing else
here
to see, but a deep blue sky forever and me.
I
like that.
Chris
Hanch 7-3-19
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