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Arizona
Turquoise
A glyphic unspooling of blues, Azure, cerulean, early evening’s cobalt, And of course the green-blue-green of turquoise in a serrate march of shades. Oh luck favored seeker/searcher was the man who spied this far flung chink of the heavens, blown down during the rarest of days with spun the blue of the fairest of rays. To cast his eyes earthward and espy a cache of celestial - not earthly – hues magically solid like dew emerging from vaporous air, the sky’s reflection frozen, amended to stone, more fitting than ice for the sere desert plain, And to kneel down, grasp with mortal hands, to lay claim on a piece of the empyrean. |
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Anyn
Johansson, Covina, 2014 © Used with permission of the
author.