What a brutal sun that assaults the cliffs

What a brutal sun that assaults the cliffs

A Poem by Amy Michelle Mosier

What a brutal sun that assaults the cliffs
   Where cacti and mescals dare to abide!
Here and there, dozens of petroglyphs
   Decorating the canyon may be espied.

In large nesting circles neatly drawn
   In evaporating wisps and bold squares
In a sun to give thanks for every dawn
   In little starbursts and stick figures

In a deer, in an eagle looking strong
   In a war scene kept by the ancients -
It remains unsaid - time is not long
   But to a murky end, everything drifts.

© 2024 Amy Michelle Mosier


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Added on December 10, 2023
Last Updated on October 14, 2024
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