Watching the University of Wyoming Defeat the University of Nevada

Nicholas Trandahl
1 min readFeb 17, 2020

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A windy, cold, autumn dusk

between the Snowy Range and the

Laramie Range.

The bright lights of the stadium

shine over a writhing sea of

brown and gold.

It’s been a long time since I’ve

felt like I was a part of something —

a community optimistic for a

common purpose.

We stand with the crowd —

our own roars and applause

lost in the cacophony of

blessings and curses.

In the twilight, we are warmed

by brats, hot cocoa, and victory.

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Nicholas Trandahl
Nicholas Trandahl

Written by Nicholas Trandahl

Wyoming poet. Published by the New York Quarterly, James Dickey Review, and High Plains Register. Recipient of the 2019 Wyoming Writers Milestone Award.

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