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Shadow Shot Sunday 2: Wall Art
Shadows dance around the edges of wall art in a New Mexico home.
Photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Promise
Evening storm clouds may bring moisture to arid lands near Grants, New Mexico.
Autumn afternoon—
clouds drifting from the mountains
seem to promise rain.
Haiku and photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Stones
A decorative planter is offered for sale at a New Mexico gift shop.
Some little red stones
looking good enough to eat
top the blue glazed pot.
Haiku and photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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New Coat
A snowy forest in northern New Mexico.
last days of the year—
even the old pine forest
puts on a new coat
Haiku and photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Ruby Tuesday Too: Tired Apples
Castoff apples sag in the noonday sun, San Juan County, New Mexico.
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Blue Monday: Stained Glass
A stained glass window at Sacred Heart Church, Farmington, New Mexico.
A window stained mostly in blue
Can be quite relaxing, it’s true.
It soothes and it calms
All fears and all qualms.
There’s nothing quite like it for you!
Limerick and photo © by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Winter Is Coming
Dead mullein stalks poke out of the snow in northern New Mexico.
Winter is coming with sleet, ice, and snow;
Herons will shiver and so will the crow.
Rivers of snot will run from kids’ noses—
They won’t be smelling bouquets of roses.
Slippery sidewalks will make old folks fall;
Traffic on freeways will slow to a crawl.
But there are some places winter won’t touch:
India, Panama, Guinea, and such.
To people who live there, southerly folk,
Winter’s privations are merely a joke.
It’s all in your viewpoint, how winter looks.
Remember: Broth spoils with too many cooks.
Poem © 2018 and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Deserted
Aztec Ruins National Monument, Aztec, New Mexico
deserted village—
seven inns of happiness
crumble in the wind
Haiku and photo © 2018 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Blaze
Animas River near Cedar Hill, San Juan County, New Mexico
Autumn by autumn
a blaze along the river
outshines every sun.
Haiku © 2017 and photo © 2013 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Clouds
Near Grants, New Mexico
storm clouds gathering—
perhaps the desert will drink
just before sundown
Haiku and photo © 2017 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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