Desert Poems

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Yellow Sand Memoirs
by Evelyn Judy Buehler

Setting sun desert
Hot skies are blooming colors!
It's orange and red,
with the pink and lilac sprays-
and floating creamy bouquets.

Blue stars are coming
searching for deep green they missed,
near to crescent moon.
Tall cacti salute the stars

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Spring days like these
by Amy Michelle Mosier

Spring days like these
Were made for katie ruellia –
Who is royalty among flowers –
Robed delicately in purple.

There – she arrived for the festivities
As the trumpeters blow their sennet.
Her crown is the leaves –
The butterflies – her subjects.

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Coming from within a rising hedge
by Amy Michelle Mosier

Coming from within a rising hedge
Of voluptuous white oleander –
I sensed a turmoil; one writhe
Seduced better than before

And within the naked boughs
Of some palo verde – in a rustle
Of few leaves – I thought I saw
Among them a potential


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Good morning, fair cardinal –
by Amy Michelle Mosier

Good morning, fair cardinal –
How are you?
How are your children?
Your plumage is nearly outdone
By the sun’s golden hue.

The mattress is firm –
My blanket is coolly sheer.
What’s that?
Come outside, be with us?

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Like a sparkling Roman candle
by Amy Michelle Mosier

Like a sparkling Roman candle
Parry’s penstemon dots the canyon.
Oh, what deep purple bells! –
That decorate the trail along

Where pebblestones were swept aside
And sway with the breeze –
Not to elicit a reaction
But to accompany green.

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Recent Desert Poems
Yellow Sand Memoirs
by Evelyn Judy Buehler

Setting sun desert
Hot skies are blooming colors!
It's orange and red,
with the pink and lilac sprays-
and floating creamy bouquets.

Blue stars are coming
searching for deep green they missed,
near to crescent moon.
Tall cacti salute the stars

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Triolet #1
by Amy Michelle Mosier

The Arizona Queen of the Night –
She is a most mysterious flower –
The one seen dancing in the moonlight.
The Arizona Queen of the Night –
In a pale gown, appears near June’s height.
Have you been lucky enough to see her –
The Arizona Queen of the Night?
She is a most mysterious flower.

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Good morning, fair cardinal –
by Amy Michelle Mosier

Good morning, fair cardinal –
How are you?
How are your children?
Your plumage is nearly outdone
By the sun’s golden hue.

The mattress is firm –
My blanket is coolly sheer.
What’s that?
Come outside, be with us?

......

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Like a sparkling Roman candle
by Amy Michelle Mosier

Like a sparkling Roman candle
Parry’s penstemon dots the canyon.
Oh, what deep purple bells! –
That decorate the trail along

Where pebblestones were swept aside
And sway with the breeze –
Not to elicit a reaction
But to accompany green.

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It was hefted upon a breeze -
by Amy Michelle Mosier

It was hefted upon a breeze -
As in a warm, flowing current
Through a sea of palo verdes -
To search for an embankment.

That seed of promise -
An implicit aster -
Was sent to broken gneiss
To become one with nature -


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