Greasewood Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Sonoran Desert

Mountain range in the 
distance. Rugged, jagged.  A 
beauty all it's own. 

Saguaro cactus. 
Tall proud.  A ancient man. 
Sentry to the past. 

Mesquite and greasewood, 
prairie grass, sage and cacti 
cover the landscape. 

Harsh sun bakes the earth. 
Winds will shape the desert floor. 
Rains will work the rock. 

Flash floods carve out new 
terrain.  Taking and giving 
life to parched land. 

Danger is around 
and under each rock and plant. 
death is a constant. 

Sonoran Desert. 
gateway to the Wild West, 
will not be tamed

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