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Mohave Comfort Fire

The stars once more have lost their race

Through night-sky versus mercurial moon.

In this defeat no dishonor will debase

Futile efforts to intersect upon the lune.

 

Desert scents of juniper and Mormon Tea

Waft fragrant above the comfort fire smoke.

Banana yucca roasting at my knee,

Fleshy fruit consumption for us hungry folk.

 

Nevada nights nip raw this time of year;

Our lot is cast by glowing embers,

Whose reflector stones essential to survival,

Stave off cold that we need not fear

Frostbite to peripheral members,

Till sunlight returns with warmth's revival.

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brian-oarr
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Feb 21, 2012
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