First published in the Society of Classical Poets Journal, vol. 4 (2016): 21. Edited by Evan Mantyk and Connie Phillips. Mount Hope, NY: Classical Poets Publishing. Print.
While I'm not necessarily into poetic forms, I do appreciate the brevity imposed in your poem that is still very highly descriptive of this magic place called Sedona. Artists and poets always seem to find inspiration while visiting or living there. It's a long way from Wales and light years different, but the poem works even better the subject like that.
I like the discipline you've employed here. Each line 4 syllables. With the last line rhyming with the last line of the following stanza. Simple. Genteel. Good imagery. Thanks for sharing. r
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