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A cold, dark desert begins When a faint peach light saunters over the horizon & climbs the sky, Leaving darkness to shadows and graves. The chaffed branches of bushels, Barely lingering along the threshold of life, Find solace in crawling growth As the glow reaches dusty twigs, Making them as networks of smoker bronchi. Faded green cacti hold posture sharp, As totems of harsh-landed culture, Serving as solemn landmarks In a flatland of mixed dust and rock, They stand tall All for a breath of young desert air. While quiet hue spreads, Passing each towering rock & mountain, Even quivering lizards, Waiting to be sunbaked, Change to pink-yellow glow & scarcely move As the sun soars above sizzling rigid scales, Until the glowing horizon becomes a burning, lit land Under a radiating Arizona sun.
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Jun 21, 2013
Jun 21, 2013 at 12:13 AM UTC
Arizona Alive
A cold, dark desert begins When a faint peach light saunters over the horizon & climbs the sky, Leaving darkness to shadows and graves. The chaffed branches of bushels, Barely lingering along the threshold of life, Find solace in crawling growth As the glow reaches dusty twigs, Making them as networks of smoker bronchi. Faded green cacti hold posture sharp, As totems of harsh-landed culture, Serving as solemn landmarks In a flatland of mixed dust and rock, They stand tall All for a breath of young desert air. While quiet hue spreads, Passing each towering rock & mountain, Even quivering lizards, Waiting to be sunbaked, Change to pink-yellow glow & scarcely move As the sun soars above sizzling rigid scales, Until the glowing horizon becomes a burning, lit land Under a radiating Arizona sun.
tyler-brooks
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Jun 21, 2013
Jun 21, 2013 at 12:13 AM UTC
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