Poem - Sedona Skin
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Connie Lane talked about the red hills of Sedona in her profile and then one day I went to look at them, virtually.... the lines of this poem occurred to me...
so hey thanks Connie...
Connie Lane said;-
'the beautiful red rocks of Sedona'
and I thought yeah right
reading the tourist soundbytes I play along -
humming yes dear yes dear
but then the virus of the idea multiplied and expanded
and I succumbed
--
iron horses dancing in the sun
little god children pouring rock castles
--
and then a gash on my page
their age obvious in the line-up
one tiny irrelevant human weighs in at 75
or thereabouts
and in the other corner from Sedona Arizona
- the red hills 15 million years or so
- undefeated
--
yes folks read all about it
--
the human found herself scaled
to better reflect the age difference
and we lost her
honey I shrunk the human
then a really cool vortex called to me
and I forgot all 75 years of my previous existence
--
wind carved in the skin of Sedona
time whispers names
the circle of stone
the circle of stone
.
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Comments
So glad to see you posting again. It's amazing how red the rocks are in AZ/Utah.
WOW! For once I am speechless and thank you. Beautiful!
It's nice to see you back, Drax. Poetry has been lacking lately without you! ;)
thanks very much to everyone for the lovely comments...












Iðunn says:
2 years ago
it's good to read you again and I love this one. miss you, I did.