the grainy earthen floor is a tantalizing door
covered in fragrant mesquite leaf debris
the trails left by orange ants carrying more
oblivious palo verde flowers painstakingly
from tree over rocks and sand to burrow
lead the way to a hidden extremity
in this dessicated thorny flow:
a damp garden seen phosphenically
where the beat of the monarch’s wings blow
through the pinched hole openly
letting a breeze into the dark nest below
over the queen dancing slowly
while the culpable ants go marching to and fro.
For textures in other places around the world, take a visit to Narami’s blog, or get inspired with words from the Wordle here: 🙂
Both your words and the images are absolutely divine. That poem was like wearing silk or swimming naked lol Glorious writing =)
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ah see, now i have a haiku inspired by your comment 😉 . . ..
https://creekrose.wordpress.com/2015/05/21/desert-blooms-iii/
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