PoetrySupplicants by Elizabeth Spencer Spragins
dessicated stones part their sun-cracked lips and drink a pittance of rain wrung from pockets of the clouds stirs the dust in earthen urns ~Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona

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Writing by Elizabeth Spencer Spragins published in Dual Coast Magazine. 2 pieces from the archive, free to read.
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Poetrydessicated stones part their sun-cracked lips and drink a pittance of rain wrung from pockets of the clouds stirs the dust in earthen urns ~Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona
Poetryan unruly breeze tugs and teases golden braids when the sun flowers and her daughters laugh and nod meadows dance with mockingbirds ~Fredericksburg, Virginia