clouds thick as mortar
but wind-carved chinks of blue sky
mean it might not rain
but wind-carved chinks of blue sky
mean it might not rain
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curtain of long leaves
parted by three hummingbirds
in a eucalyptus
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mockingbird whistles
repertoire of joyful riffs
threaded leaf to sky
repertoire of joyful riffs
threaded leaf to sky
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As a desert and mountain dweller and avid hiker, Cynthia Sidrane’s
poetry is inspired by the wild, remote and rugged beauty of Arizona deserts,
and the Sky Island mountain ranges that rise like miracles from them. Her poems
have been published online, and in print, including two short-form poetry
anthologies: Pay Attention, A River of
Stones and A Blackbird Sings.
Cynthia,
ReplyDeleteA good few "poetry moments". As a bird-lover, I really liked the last two.
Your new friend,
David Fox
Thank you David. Glad to meet you here....Cynthia
DeleteDear Cynthia,
ReplyDeleteI tried several times to notify you by email of the publication of your poetry but the link won't connect and get a permanent fail message. Please send me another address I can use to contact you. Thank you.
Blessings,
Karen
Hi Karen...I think my q.com email can be problematic. You may contact me at azcanyonwren@gmail.com instead. I will try to remember to correspond with you from that address from now on.
DeleteThank you for sharing my haiku poems on Whispers...
Peace,
Cynthia
Dear Cynthia,
DeleteThank you so much for clarifying this for me and for sharing your lovely words with us. Welcome to Whispers! I hope to read more of your poetry in the months to come. Best wishes with all your writing endeavors.
Blessings,
Karen
Very good "Poetry Moments," Cynthia. I especially enjoyed that second one. Very artistic and enjoying set. Thank you for sharing them and welcome to Whispers. Continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)
Thank you Maurice. Happy to meet you and to be part of this poetry community.
DeleteEnjoyed yoru work, thanks for sharing!
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