Desert Bells
A short poem inspired by a recent dream

Wandering in the desert, I hear a bell ring
Clouds of dust dance in the wind
Overhead, a phoenix, soars and sings
My mind is on fire, burning brighter than the sun
My body and soul are high, as southwestern air fills my lungs
Dozens of voices, whispers in the breeze
An oasis of hope beneath the Joshua Trees
Specs of sand are gathered in their masses
Much like skinwalkers and folklore, withstanding time lapses
Shadows begin to emerge in the twilight, as the stars appear out of hiding
The moon is full and bright...it even brings warmth from the cold desert air, which I'm fighting
I've traveled to many places, and have seen many things
But sometimes in a desert, you may think you've heard a bell ring
About the Creator
Cody J. Pope
Just a musician, writer, and artist based out of North Central Texas, who has an interest in literature, fine wines, coffee, and the Macabre.
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