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Mid-December rainbow, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, Southern California
last autumn rainbow
guiding my stumbling steps home—
wind shifts to the east
Haiku and photo © 2016 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Shot
Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, Southern California
a quick cell-phone shot
before the sands shift again—
windstorm to the east
Haiku © 2016 and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Shift
An April rainbow, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona
first rainbow of spring
guiding my footsteps toward home—
wind shifts to the east
Haiku and photo © 2016 by Magical Mystical Teacher
More Midweek Motif at Poets United: “Home”
Smudge
Indigo bush at first light, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona
looking to the east
on Little New Year’s morning
for a smudge of grace
Text and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Safe
~~ 1 ~~
safe from prying eyes
one straight line of a love note
hidden in a book
~~ 2 ~~
safe from prying eyes
the limit of her patience
with its fraying edge
~~ 3 ~~
safe from prying eyes
a lane ensconced in shadows
somewhere in south Wales
~~ 4 ~~
safe from prying ears
the sound of wasted water
dripping down a drain
~~ 5 ~~
safe from prying eyes
all the pornographic parts
snipped and snapped and tossed
~~ 6 ~~
safe from prying eyes
forgotten case of whisky
underneath the stairs
~~ 7 ~~
safe from prying eyes
the old farmhouse east of town
where black widows weave
~~ 8 ~~
safe from prying eyes
a single grain of sugar
underneath the bowl
~~ 9 ~~
safe from prying eyes
children hidden in the reeds
near the river’s bend
~~ 10 ~~
safe from prying eyes
the way that leads from bondage
through a parting sea
~~ 11 ~~
safe from prying ears
the sound of Gaza’s mothers
weeping for their dead
© 2014 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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