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Best Mesa Poems

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From My Diary: Nature
Santa Barbara, Summer 2017

Monday
I walked on the bluffs above the sea.
Orange poppies bloom in the dunes.
I discovered
the labyrinth:
smooth stones spell the path.
Peaceful pilgrimage.

Tuesday
Walked on the...

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Categories: mesa, nature, sea,
Form: Free verse



A Midsummer Night's Beach
When I was a girl, still on the island
I’d sit in the sand
and brood
and revel
in what I thought was utter enlightenment
a teenage rebel
with dime-store refinement
We...

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Categories: mesa, beauty, color, creation, sea,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Fiesta of Cherry Blossom
Let’s fly to the celestial fiesta of the cherry blossom,
In the North Eastern Region of Shillong, named, “The Scotland of the East,
The abode of the...

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Categories: mesa, celebration, nature, paradise, visionary,
Form: Free verse
The Cost of Water
Flight of stillness;
idle,
ditch-wise.

Ladders point up
but they say the ground is greater;
sunlight knitting to their brown feet green socks.
They crestfall and
buckle at the knee.

Hear guts clap...

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Categories: mesa, fantasy, imagination, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Midnight's Miracle
Moonlight glistened like stars on the snowy mountain lane
   Ascending to a mesa above the timberline
Horses from the valley ranch often grazed with...

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Categories: mesa, animalssnow, morning, snow,
Form: Narrative



Southwest Landscapes
Five in the morning
Orange and red glow in the east
A new day is born

A single rain drop
Looks to be the final straw
Now the flood begins

Albuquerque...

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Categories: mesa, adventure, beauty, vacation, ,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Ghost Dance, Part I
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Categories: mesa, history, native american,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stokey 2014
Stokey 2014

I am working the door

At an all night bar

Sometimes I think I have spent too much time alone.  These long nights remind me...

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Categories: mesa, addiction, allusion, anxiety,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member When Peg Laughs Like Liz
When Peg laughs like Liz
deep woman-hearted laugh
eating beef jerky on Mesa Verde

the good hearts and smarts of women
come back to me, not guessing
any better than...

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Categories: mesa, bird, deep, heart, love,
Form: Verse
Song
Led down from the tower
Head high and hands bound
Blindfold declined against the wall
Black square pinned to his heart
His eyes afire and shining
And he sang...

He sang...

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Categories: mesa, inspiration, music, places, poems,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I'D Rather Be In Colorado
I've ventured far from Indiana, the home soil of my birth,
To many exotic and exciting places all about this earth.
I've seen majestic Mount Fuji from...

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Categories: mesa, places, old, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Ultimate Gift - Lakota Nation
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The black mesa yield 
of goodness, peacefulness
and gifts of knowledge abound

With a building rhythm  upon stretched elk hide
the ominous drum beat plays loud
a...

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Categories: mesa, dream, native american,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Waiting
“The Waiting” 

eyes close
the new chapter
picks us up 

we find ourselves
lost in the poetic dream
stranded in a desert 

a lifetime away from home
we are in...

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Categories: mesa, muse, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Little City
Sprawled over grasslands yellow and desolate
Peppered across the breadth of ancient mesa
Who hides her creeks as they pass obscurely along
Subtle like cracks in an egg

With...

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Categories: mesa, people, places,
Form: I do not know?
Kuna Dola
one evening in the desert the moon began to glow
far off in the western sky the sun was sinking low
i looked out on the mesa...

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Categories: mesa, funny
Form: Lyric

Book: Shattered Sighs