Spreading seed on wider wings,
Dandelion
by any other name.
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Tagged Blow Wives, Dry Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, wildflowers
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Tagged Dry Creek, haiku, Johnny Tuck, photographs, poetry, wildflowers
Not wind through willow limbs that sing of rooted past,
but our first tunes, drummed upon catgut strings, cast
beyond early stirrings searching words to fit a melody
of earthly work, we find a moment’s worth of immortality.
Posted in Photographs, Poems 2015
Tagged Cowboy Celtic, Cowboy Poetry, National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, photographs, poetry
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Tagged flower-friday, Greasy Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, Purple Milkweed, wildflowers
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Tagged Dry Creek, Fiddleneck, haiku, photographs, poetry, wildflowers
Competing everywhere you look
grace and color
growing together.
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Tagged Greasy Creek, haiku, Lichen, Phacelia, photographs, poetry, Scorpionweed, wildflowers
Cleaning houses
in the high-rent district
has certain advantages.
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Tagged Greasy Creek, haiku, photographs, poetry, purple chinese houses, wildflowers
No need to go to outer space
to touch the stars
sparkling at our feet.
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Tagged haiku, photographs, poetry, Sierra Man-root, Wild Cucumber, wildflowers
It was good to see the historic Mizpah Hotel open for business again in Tonopah, Nevada when we passed through Sunday on our way to Elko. Traffic was light across the Great Basin, as we only met 74 cars between Tonopah and Carlin, some 250 miles.
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Tagged Elko Nevada, Mizpah, National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, photographs, poetry, Tonopah Nevada
If we all lean in the same direction
maybe we can change
the world.
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Tagged Dry Creek, Phacelia, photographs, poetry, Scorpionweed, wildflowers