Surte America

Surte America

A Poem by Larry Dyson
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playing around with sentence and phrase structure.

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the town …

 

awakened…

 

to a humidity…

 

laced sun-rising...

 

unequivocally belying…

 

enchantment,

 

of the...

 

desert saquaro cactus landscape.

 

© 2011 Larry Dyson


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Very nice I love how you described the scene.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Wonderful
I can see it now

Posted 13 Years Ago


we make what we might can, voicing our thoughts, alternating humidity with desert, haltering our visions .. your poem has set me off on a gallop across your laced sun-rising ..

'desert saquaro cactus landscape' is the name of a world-famous masterpiece hanging in our dreams ..

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Larry Dyson
Larry Dyson

Tomball /Magnolia, TX



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WARNING!!--- my writing approaches Mature most of the time, read with caution if you are concerned ,or so WC thinks? - I'm a retired southern woods walker..who writes and lives modestly..I love n.. more..

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