Sabino Sunrise — Image by kenne
Dawn spills over the mountains
and the giants wake.
Their shadows stretch like old cowboys
after a long night.
No hurry.
No apology.
Just another day
outlasting us all.
— kenne
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Sabino Sunrise 2 comments
Don’t Judge Too Quickly 3 comments
A Tucson Morning — Image by kenne
Clouds shift with the wind—
what seems dark may hold the light,
wait and let it pass.
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Morning On The Trail Leave a comment
Douglas Springs Trail — Image by kenne
Morning sun raises
Over the Rincon Mountains
Removing the chill.
— kenne
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Female Phainopepla In The Morning Sun Leave a comment
Female Phainopepla In The Morning Sun — Image by kenne
Morning sun rising
Early walkers see the birds
Greeded by singing.
— kenne
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Summoning The Vortex Leave a comment
Summoning the Vortex, Sedona, Arizona (06/15/16) Image by kenne
Vortex to Nowhere
Vortex to Nowhere
Life sinning around
Death approaches the rim
It tries to take you down
Vortex to nowhere
The mystery beyond
Life in it’s final stage
The death race has begun
O great vortex take me home
My life upon this Earth no more
Take me to the world beyond
O great vortex take me home
Vortex to nowhere
Swallow me up
Take away my pain
Let me drink your poisoned cup
Vortex to nowhere
The darkness looms
Death awaits
Within your gloom
O great vortex take me home
My life upon the Earth no more
Take me to the world beyond
Oh great vortex take me home
— Tony Anderson
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My Treasure Lies Hidden Leave a comment
A Desert Sunrise — Image by kenne
I do not know if the desert can be loved,
but it is in the desert that my treasure lies hidden.
— Paulo Coelho
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The Halo of Death — Photo-Artistry by kenne
A halo of death
A sky where death is asleep
A corpse stands along.
— kenne
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 1 comment
Tucson Basin — Computer Painting by kenne
Wishing everyone a super Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the time together.
— kenne
The thankful receiver bears a plentiful harvest.
— William Blake
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Sabino Canyon Sunrise Leave a comment
Sabino Canyon Sunrise — Image by kenne
We are part of the universe,
we have the essence of the earth in our bones,
oceans in our blood and stars in our mind’s
desire to reach out and be more.
— Casey Kochmer
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“Walk a Mile In My Shoes” — Computer Art by kenne
“You can’t really understand another Person’s experience
until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.”
Walk A Mile In My Shoes
Can you see where I’m coming from?
Do you understand my point of view?
Why can’t you see the things that upset me?
Won’t you walk a mile in my shoes?
If you do something that bothers me
And you seem to be in denial
Should I bring up the subject with you?
Please wear my shoes for a mile
Your comments and accusations
Are thrown at me with such ease
They reach me like a sharpened knife
Won’t you walk a mile with me please?
I desperately try to plead my case
But I’ve learned to accept this abuse
Nothing I say really matters
But won’t you walk a mile in my shoes?
— Firefly
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View South from Mini Masa Vortex at Sunrise (June 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
I am
earth blessed
feeling
the energy run
through
my very soul.
— kenne (5-7-5)
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Sedona (June 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
Sacred Minus The Profound
Three Women
in white
flying a
white drone over
Sedona Vortex.
— kenne (5-7-5)
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Sedona Sunrise Panorama From Airport Rock 4 comments
Sedona Sunrise Panorama (June 15, 2016) — iPhone image by kenne
This panorama was taken atop airport rock, one of four main vortexes located in Sedona. It’s just a short walk up from the road leading to the airport.
On this particular morning, I was there at 5:30am MST. Although I captured several images with my Nikon cameras, this is a panorama taken with my iPhone 6. The energy I was able to take in yesterday morning is still with me.
I spent about an hour on the rock. The man standing panorama right was there when I arrived and still standing when I left. You don’t have to be at one of the four main vortexes to feel the energy found in the Sedona community. Still, many people visiting Sedona are not able to ride the vortex path — some are energy receptacles, some are not.
— kenne
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Desert Silhouette 7 comments
“Desert Silhouette”
Desert Silhouette
A dead saguaro
Stands silhouetted
Against the morning sky
A darken symbol of life
As a lone hiker looks up
From the trail below
Still in the canyon shadow
Pondering the meaning
Of this dark creature
As shadows move
Down the canyon walls
Vanishing the silhouette
And any creature thoughts
Only to leave behind
The remains of what was
A Sonoran desert giant.
— kenne
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Desert Sunrise — Image by kenne
Dawn
Bells of Córdoba
in the early hours.
Bells of dawn
in Granada.
They hear you,
all the girls who cry
for the tender Soleá in mourning.
The girls
of Audalusia the High
and the Low.
Young girls of Spain
with tiny feet
and trembling skirts
who’ve filled the crossroads
with lights.
On, bells of Córdoba
in the early hours,
and oh, bells of dawn
in Granada!
— Federico Garcia Lorca
