Manzanita Leaves bursting like blossoms, Sprung from the first Good rain In seven years, Grace a thousand slender fingers. Those emerald wreathed fingers Weave morning light into life, And stretch toward a new moon Fleeing west - A crescent cup Holding its stolen treasure Of lucid sky. Robert Walton Robert Walton is an experienced writer with several dozen poems published. His novel Dawn Drums was awarded first place in the 2014 Arizona Authors Association’s literary contest and also won the 2014 Tony Hillerman Best Fiction Award. He is a retired teacher and a life-long rock climber.
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January 2021
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