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Planting in the high desert is about compromise. What can stand firm through careening wind? What can handle summer’s bubble-wrap heat? Aside from a brief delirium with utterly wrong choices, for years I have put in flats of appropriate perennials. Of those that make it, some spread voraciously, draining moisture from each neighboring plant.
I looked at the rifted black rock and felt ___________________________________ I am nature and nature is killing me The city squeezed my body The cold the weather I felt ____________________________________________ Felt nothing Felt I was the same as _______________________________________________ As…
1. Note your elevation above sea level. What poems occur here? 2. Map the quarter-mile radius around your home in a poem. 3. Draw a line. On one side of the line, note observations. On the other side,
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