Sonoran Desert Scene — Panorama by kenne
The desert trail is dry
not comprehending
the absence of water.
What can a poem
for the desert say
not captured in an image?
As I hike the trails
will my words capture
what you cannot see?
Will you become aware
as a coyote scenting a rabbit
reworking your perspective?
Yet, I find myself questioning
why put into words that
kindled without flame.
— kenne
Catalina State Park is located at the western edge of the Santa Catalina Mountains — Panorama by kenne
View Of Tucson Basin from Sabino Canyon Recreation Area (January 1, 20018) — Panorama by kenne
The white line at the base of the distant mountains is probably the result of temperature inversion capturing a large body of cold air having nearly uniform conditions of temperature and humidity that dropped overnight under clear night skies to the lowest level at the edge of the mountains — that’s my best guess.
— kenne
January In Sabino Canyon (View from the Bluff Trail, January 1, 2018) — Panorama by kenne
Sonoran Desert Panorama by kenne
A chill in the air,
sharp, not summer
as I hiked the trail
knowing soon I must
turn and go back,
out on the trail all alone
pondering words
gone into dry air,
tall cactus after tall cactus,
blue sky over endless mountains.
— kenne
Santa Catalina Mountain Peaks — Panorama by kenne
Santa Catalina Mountains — Pamorama by kenne
One of the Ski Slopes On Mt. Lemmon — Panorama by kenne
