Spring In The Santa Catalina Mountains — Image by kenne
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Spring In The Santa Catalina Mountains Leave a comment
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Gila Monster — Image by kenne
Their movement is slow
Blending in with dead branches
Our presence ignored.
— kenne
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Saguaro Family 2 comments
Saguaro Family In Sabino Canyon — HDR Image by kenne
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Sabino Creek Art 4 comments
Sabino Creek In Sabino Canyon — Art by kenne
Snow on the mountains
Feeding Sabino below
Nature is alive.
— kenne
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Wildflowers on King Canyon Trail Leave a comment
It’s that time of year for wildflowers along the hiking trails. — kenne
Wildflowers on King Canyon Trail — Images by kenne
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“Of all the paths you take in life, make sure some of them are sandy.”
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A Son’s Dreams 1 comment
A Son’s Dreams (Kenne David Turner Fishing On A Lake Conroe Pier In The Early 1980s) — Image by kenne
It didn’t matter
that no fish
would be caught —
only he and I knew
there is nothing
on the end
of the line,
but he can dream,
can’t he?
— kenne
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Cutleaf Evening Primrose Leave a comment
Cutleaf Evening Primrose from the Spring of 2012 — Image by kenne
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Honey Bee Landing On Poppies Leave a comment
Honey Bee Landing On Poppies — Images by kenne
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Prickly Pear Cactus — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Winter hangs on
in the cold air
hugging its
bare bones.
— kenne
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Sunset Art 4 comments
Sunset Art by kenne (2009)
Day comes to an end
Sunset over the mountains
Darkness moves slowly.
— kenne
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Undoing the Ocotillo 1 comment
Ocotillo Blossom — Photo-Artistry by kenne
men are coming inland to you
soon they will make you the last resort
for tourists who have
nowhere else to go
what will become of the coyote
with eyes of topaz
moving silently to his undoing
the ocotillo
flagellant of the wind
the deer climbing with dignity
further into the mountains
what will become of those who cannot learn
the terrible knowledge of cities
— from “Requiem for Sonora” by Richard Shelton
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Santa Fe Sculpture (Humankind) — Image by kenne
“Humankind has not learned about balance, let alone practiced it.
It is guided by greed and ambition, steered by fear.
In this way, it will eventually destroy itself.
But nature will survive; at least the plants will.”
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Mourning Doves Looking For A Nest Building Place 1 comment
Mourning Doves Looking For A Nest Building Place — Image by kenne
“The mourning dove is a carrier of faith and love. Whenever I am faced with the storms of life,
I don’t have to fret because peace and protection are assured.
This peaceful spirit can call upon the tranquillity around me in times of stress or uncertainty.”
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A Jazzy Thursday and some mini-poetry. Leave a comment
The poem and music bring back a lot of fond memories.
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
Taking chances, writing in different directions. 
1- We were naked, we twisted our bodies into a unfinished puzzle and we shared wild dreams.
We talked and we used twisted words.
Did we show real face, did we do, just enough?
………………………………………..
2- We knew the thirst,
we pledged broken promises and I saw broken skin.
I kissed sacred scars and I made you smile.
Was dead midnight and we did the liar’s prayer.
……………………………………………….
Kelli, skin so smoothed, so sweet.
You wanted the moon and I wanted your kiss.
You were wild fire and I was quiet lake.
In dreams, our loved lived and I remember the most beautiful girl, I ever knew.
Dancing Coyote
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So true!
the leader
doesn’t know where his followers have gone
he walked too far into the desert
he said too many wrong things
many of his followers died (they were retirement age)
he should have recruited young girls
but it’s too difficult to stimulate them with words
he’s competing with:
vibrators
men who drive BMWs
and TikTok.
It’s time to end this poem.
Becoming is Superior to Being 