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Trash in the Santa Cruz River North of Nogales, Arizona — Images by kenne

a river flawed
has gone underground

disappearing
from sight

leaving behind
life turning to death

maturing trees
casting shadows

falling branches
replacing their shadows

moving with
monsoon floods

gathering a
cultural wasteland

mixing with
yesterday’s dreams

filling, temporarily
a river flawed

kenne

Posted November 15, 2012 by kenneturner in Commentary, Education, Information, Life, Nature, Photography, Poetry

Tagged with Arizona, Cultural wasteland, Monsoon Floods, Monsoon rains, Nogales Arizona, Santa Cruz River

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Isn’t it a shame people can be so disrespectful!

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naturesnippets
November 15, 2012 at 3:41 pm
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