Southwest Window — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Colors give life
to that without
motion —
but what is existence
without motion,
locked in time
forever!
— kenne
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“Earth, Sky and Tumacácori” — Photo Artistry by kenne
A priestly man
once traveled
the desert southwest
mounted a horse
armed only with love
a force without
a presidio of soldiers
connecting with people
of many tribes
building adobe missions
each opened to the morning sun
located within walking distance
understanding the desert paradox.
— kenne
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Have You Hugged Your Saguaro Today? 1 comment
Two gentle old giants
born in the caring shadows
of a nursing tree.
Protected for years
only to outlive their nurse
two towers as one.
Reaching to the sky
sharing the good times and bad
In their silent talk.
Each bonding for life
in their spring bonnets of white
sharing life’s cycles.
As the years go by
well over a century
many suns and stars.
Aging gracefully
one bearing more than her peer
showing signs of time.
One still standing tall
holding out a caring arm
together as one.
She ain’t to heavy
Doesn’t weigh me down at all
She is my sister
Have you hugged your saguaro today?
kenne
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Lonely Little Cloud — Image by kenne
Lonely little cloud
Over the Catalinas
Soon to disappear.
— kenne
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Saguaro Cactus Blossoms — Image by kenne
Arizona’s state flower, the saguaro blossom, has a strong overripe melons smell, but I’m not going to get close enough to check it out — will leave that to the experts. Like a lot of cactus flowers, they are short-lived, blooming at night and often closed within 24 hours. During the night the flowers are pollinated by the lesser long-nosed bat and the Mexican long-tongued bat. During the daytime the flowers are pollinated by bees and birds such as the white-winged dove.
— kenne
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Feeling Old This Morning 1 comment
Images Taken In Fredric Wisconsin (2008) by kenne
. . . ?
coffee
dripping
on the muffin
frogs
singing
refuse to jump
blues
crying
hot all around
skin
decaying
long forgotten
result
correcting
reset questioned
hubble
looking
big-bang theory
verdict
hiding
in the fine print
whiskey
swallowing
barely enough
head
watching
monkey in zoo
spring
existing
‘tween hot and cold
high
soaring
broken wing bird
life
questioning
tomorrow’s dead
fever
draining
tomorrow’s strength
depleted
circling
cup still half full
— kenne
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When A Door Is Not Just A Door 1 comment
Images by kenne
A door is just a door
‘til you walk
through a door
in the desert southwest —
each is a book cover
for classic stories of the life.
kenne
