I see the green of the desert
That overcomes the brown -
Clinging to ground and water -
And with gentle affection -
It might reveal some color
Like a yellow persuasion.
I feel the fermenting sun
Calling out the vultures
That fly with a heart of one.
I sense the black jaguar's stare -
Eyes that have a thirst for blood
And those teeth - a gnashing lair.
I smell blood in the wind
When death captures its prey
And in birth when life tries again.
I hear the cicadas' buzz
Drowning in humidity
As thunderheads growl above.
I spy the purple mountains
Blending in with their shadows -
Not knowing where either begin.
They tempt my spirit below
To their crags and lonely peaks -
To secret places I know.
- Author: Amy Michelle Mosier ( Offline)
- Published: May 21st, 2024 10:59
- Category: Nature
- Views: 3
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