Archive for the ‘Sneezeweed’ Tag
Painted Lady (August 2017) — Image by kenne
Sneezeweed so yellow
on mountains so blue.
Two cups, beginning
a blossom so yellow.
Pouring forth nectar
each a revengeful burst.
A painted lady lighting,
wine tasting of Chardonnay,
winging under the influence.
Leaving each flower behind,
next comes Tinker Bell,
next for the old gray Eeyore.
— kenne
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Common Sneezeweed On Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
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Sneezeweed Art by kenne
Green to blue
Yellow to orange
New to old
— kenne
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Sneezeweed with Bee Landing — Impression Art by kenne
Feeling the breeze
over the meadow
moving wildflowers
on the mountain —
close eyes
for the moment.
— kenne
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Mt. Lemmon Trail Sneezeweed (July 5, 2019) a Common Summer Flower on Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
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Sneezeweed — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Helen of Troy tears
Nourished the ground at her feet
Replace the fire.
— kenne
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Sneezeweed — Photo-Artistry by kenne
In among the ferns
Yellow daisy-like flowers,
The sneezeweed stand tall.
— kenne
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“Ah-Choo” — Sneezeweed Image by kenne
I don’t have any allergies but don’t tell my nose.
— kenne
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Sneezeweed & Ferns On Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
I have realized that the past and future are real illusions,
that they exist in the present, which is what there is and all there is.
— Alan Watts
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Sneezeweeds Among the Ferns (June 30, 2017) — Image by kenne
we hike Aspen Loop
high above the desert heat
our summer retreat
sneezeweeds among ferns
along Mt. Lemmon’s stream
a trickle of life
— kenne
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Western Sneezeweed Bouquet Image by kenne
“If I had a nose full of nickels,
I would sneeze them all ah-choo.”
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Mt. Lemmon Sneezeweed — Image by kenne
“Reason is the first casualty in a drought.”
― Marc Reisner, Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water
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A Sneezeweed blossom hosts a beetle homecoming. (July 31, 2015, Mt. Lemmon, Arizona)– Image by kenne
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Sneezeweed (Helenium) Wildflowers — Image by kenne
I’m still learning to identify southern Arizona wildflowers and one that I always recognize by name is sneezeweed. But, despite its name, sneezeweed does not cause an allergic reaction. Actually, I prefer another one of its names, Helen’s Flower. In Greek mythology, Helenium emerge from the tears of Helen of Troy.
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