The Rocky Mountains
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The Rocky Mountains
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When I take the road, very early in the morning
I have the route drawn, clear and meticulously
After a long time, running fast on two wheels
Under Sun and rain
It emerges on landscape
It rises sovereign in the firmament
It seems to want to welcome me like a son
I do not know where it starts, or where it ends
It knows I'm here to admire it
For God, all my reverence
All my prayer for the Rocky Mountains
I thank God for its grandeur
And its nature, the Rocky Mountains
I have eyes to gloat and see
In ecstasy, The Rocky Mountains
My soul rejoices how the green
It is seen on The rocky Mountains
I am open-mouthed for that amazing enormity
So Wonderful place
Blessed by God
I will tell my children and grandchildren
I had been here
I always I will be back
Since it emerged with the Laramide Orogeny
Time and nature carved it masterfully
Long ago, it was a huge ocean
Full of exotic fishes and ammonites
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