Category Archives: Roxaboxen Park
Blue Monday & Ruby Tuesday Too: Roxaboxen Park
Kids leave stones at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona. One photo, two memes. Or three, if you visit SkyWatch Friday.
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Blue Monday and Ruby Tuesday Too: Painted Stones
Children leave brightly painted stones at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona. One photo, two memes.
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Ruby Tuesday Too: Into the Future
A quirky little footprint painted on the walk at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona, leads to the new year.
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Happy New Year, everyone!
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Ruby Tuesday Too: Stone
Decorated river stone left at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona by a young visitor.
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Stone
Someone left a stone at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona. (Read why people leave stones at Roxaboxen.)
Left for passersby to see,
This wee stone delighted me.
When I saw its shade of blue,
I thought right away of you
And the way the summer skies
Show themselves in your bright eyes.
Poem and photo © 2016 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Broken
Ceramic decoration left by a young visitor, reduced to potsherds, Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona
I thought a little paste would work,
I even tried some glue,
Hoping that my handiwork
Would hold the shards of blue.
But glue and paste do nothing,
As far as I can see,
To piece together something
That’s broken as can be.
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More Sunday Scribblings 2: “Paste”
Runes
A stone left at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona. (Read why people leave stones at Roxaboxen.)
painted on a stone
taken from a dragon’s den
minuscule stories
that no one can decipher—
puzzling are the sacred runes
Tanka and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Clear
Mrs. Cranston left a stone at Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona. (Read why people leave stones at Roxaboxen.)
The message is clear
without a Rosetta Stone:
neat story, neat place.
Text © 2015 and photo © 2014 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Potsherds
Ceramic decoration left by a young visitor, reduced to potsherds, Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona
broken into bits
by midsummer’s fearsome heat—
tokens of the quest
Text and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Huddling
Decorated river stones left by young visitors, Roxaboxen Park, Yuma, Arizona
On the longest day
stones huddle in the shadows
to escape the sun.
Text and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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