Blue Monday & Ruby Tuesday Too: Headstone
Evergreen Cemetery in Tucson, Arizona has many interesting headstones.
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Haibun: Imagine
Imagine that you can go back in time to when you first loved the sound of rain in the night, or when you first identified the singing of the thrush. I know what you’re thinking: I’ll always be stuck in the here-and-now. But you don’t have to be. Imagine!
In the autumn woods
a tree stump becomes a throne
for an aging queen.
Haibun © 2020 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Amphitheater
An abandoned amphitheater now hosts only shadows in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico.
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Fresh
A newly built birdhouse is partially shaded by trees at Yuma Conservation Garden, Yuma, Arizona.
Sparkling clean and fresh,
a wooden birdhouse awaits
its first long-term guest.
Haiku and photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Imprecations
Fingers framed by light,
clutching an old rosary
carved of human bone,
she mutters imprecations
in lizardspeak and owltongue.
Tanka © 2020 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Blue Monday & Ruby Tuesday Too: Overlay
Quilts displayed in a window are overlaid with reflections from buildings across the street in Clifton, Arizona.
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Old Stone
Shadows brush a palm tree and a stone in the pond at Yuma Conservation Garden, Yuma, Arizona.
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Ablaze
Autumn colors blaze along the Animas River near Cedar Hill, San Juan County, New Mexico.
Autumn by autumn
the riverine cottonwoods
set themselves ablaze.
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What Is the Price?
What is the price of a bucket of rice
Found in the market at dawn?
If you don’t pay it—how shall I say it?—
You will be sad when it’s gone.
What is the cost of a salad that’s tossed,
And dressed, and ready to eat?
You think it tastes good? Then I think you should
Crunch it along with your meat.
How much will you pay for a bale of hay
To feed to your sheep and goats?
Remember, my dear, as winter draws near,
That horses are fond of oats.
The price that you pay, I think I should say,
Is what something’s worth to you;
So open your purse, things could be much worse,
And pay for your Starbucks brew!
Poem © 2020 by Magical Mystical Teacher
