The other evening I was outside and heard a couple of coyotes yapping behind our house.
It reminded me of a poem we memorized about Arizona mountains when I was younger.
It reminded me of a poem we memorized about Arizona mountains when I was younger.
"I am lonesome, oh so lonesome for that far away southwest,
Where the shadows fall the deepest over the mountain crest.
I can see a lurking coyote all around the purple haze;
I can hear a lobo hollering down where the longhorns graze.
And somewhere up a canyon I can hear a lion whine.
In those far off Catalina Mountains at the Arizona line."
65-0217 - Rev. William Marrion Branham
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