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Underground water
Heated and rises.
Steam forms,
Bubbling upward.
Steam expands,
Water column soars.
Bubbles continue,
Lifting the water above.
Splashes, overflows.
The Geyser.
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–Â Photo by Miriam Hurdle, Old Faithful Geyser Eruption, Yellowstone, Wyoming
very nice poem 🙂
Thank you so much! 🙂
Very nice! She’s part of a massive super-volcano!
I know. At least she is the predictable one so far, of water eruption… yet. 🙂
I had not heard of it before. Now I read about it in Internet and saw a video as well. Thanks!! Good capture in poem.
We joined a tour. The tour guide explained the phenomena to us. We also went into the video presentation room to watch what happened underground. It was quite interesting.
This geyser has the shortest predictable eruption time, so the tourists mostly watch this one. Another geyser has 7 to 9 hours of predictable eruption time, that wouldn’t be favorable for tour feature.
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