White-winged Dove On Saguara   3 comments

White-winged Dove Eating Saguaro Fruit — Image by kenne

White-Winged Dove Eating Saguaro Fruit

High on the arms of the old saguaro,
The white-winged dove sings softly, “Mañana.

Red fruit splits in the morning heat,

offering nectar, seeds, and sweets.

She dips her beak in ruby flesh,
desert silence holding fresh—

The hush of wings, rise of the sun,
the feast begins, the summer’s begun.

Cactus bloom to crimson rind,
a gift the dove was born to find.

Life in thorns, life in flight,
drawn to bloom by heat and light.

 

 

3 responses to “White-winged Dove On Saguara

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  1. Beautiful photo and great accompanying poem.

  2. Thank you, Kenne, for the beautiful poem and the photo!

    Joanna

  3. wow <3

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