Category Archives: Prescott
Blue Monday: Photographer
A photographer takes aim on the courthouse lawn in Prescott, Arizona.
Beyond the photographer’s head
Are traces of blue, green, and red—
A colorful sight
That’s sure to delight
The person who isn’t yet dead!
Photo and limerick © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Blue Monday: Hammer
A worker wields a hammer in this detail from a mural, Prescott Public Library, Prescott, Arizona.
The hammer comes down with a crash!
Watch out, worker, and do not smash
Your fingers or toes,
For everyone knows
You can’t buy replacements with cash.
Photo and limerick © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Macro Monday 2: Footprint
A simulated dinosaur footprint, Prescott Public Library, Prescott, Arizona.
Photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Lakeside Shadows
Shadows dot the shore of Willow Lake, Prescott, Arizona.
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Blue Monday: Whimsical Painting
A whimsical painting adorns a wall in the children’s section of the Prescott, Arizona Public Library.
This painting is sure to delight
The children who see it, all right.
With colorful hues
It’s full of good news—
There’s no darkness here, only light.
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Macro Monday 2: Memorial Bench
A memorial bench catches the last light of day at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Prescott, Arizona.
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Burro
Detail from a painting, Prescott Public Library, Prescott, Arizona
An old man and his burro
Are heading for the hills.
They hope to find some nuggets
Among the rocks and rills,
Some nuggets gold and gleaming
To make the old man rich.
The burro doesn’t care much—
He’d rather balk and bitch.
Photo and poem © 2017 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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More Midweek Motif at Poets United: “Animals”
Deadly
Detail from a mural, Prescott Public Library, Prescott, Arizona
Shadows cannot dull a deadly blade.
Photo and text © 2017 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Blue Monday: Gears
Detail from a mural, Prescott Public Library, Prescott, Arizona
Round and round and round they go,
Sometimes fast and sometimes slow.
Gears are turning here and there,
Gears are turning everywhere!
They can turn a Ferris wheel,
They can turn a shaft of steel;
They can make Big Ben run true,
Raise and lower great locks too.
Gears are turning here and there,
Gears are turning everywhere;
Made to grind, but not to blast,
Gears can move both slow and fast.
Photo and poem © 2017 by Magical Mystical Teacher
An independent woman
A solo traveler takes pictures of the courthouse, Prescott, Arizona
An independent woman
Will always speak her mind;
Perhaps you even know one—
They’re not that hard to find.
For independent women
Seek this in all their deeds:
To follow their own compass,
No matter where it leads.
Poem and photo © 2017 by Magical Mystical Teacher
More Midweek Motif at Poets United: “Independence”
