Arizona: my home sweet home
I'm always one to love the desert blunt.
I will walk out in dust-- and back in dust.
I will outwalk the fartest water font.
I will look o'er the bleakest barren crust.
I will pass by people who want inside
And raise my face, most willing out of frost.
I will wear sweaters on my heated hide
Then fare away from others seeming lost
As they just think they could have died.
But I ignore it all, my smile not lost:
That fiery ball of light still on the hunt;
On me his eforts are all quite lost,
So he will always wonder with a grunt.
I'm always one to love the desert blunt.
This poem is about:
Me
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