"The Alien's First Earthly Stand"

In a world unknown, an alien's descent,

Their eyes aglow with wonderment,

To show them Earth's enchantment grand,

I'd take them to the endless sands.

Beneath the blazing sun's embrace,

Where dunes shift in a timeless chase,

I'd paint for them a desert's grace,

And in its beauty, they'd find their place.

With feet on sands, they'd marvel wide,

At how the winds in patterns glide,

Creating sculptures, art untied,

A masterpiece by Earth's own stride.

Beneath the azure, endless skies,

They'd glimpse the vultures as they rise,

A dance of life where freedom flies,

In desert's solitude, no lies.

The sunsets here are dreams untold,

A canvas painted in reds and gold,

As day to night, the colors fold,

In nature's grandeur, secrets unfold.

I'd whisper tales of ancient lore,

Of desert creatures, fierce and more,

Surviving where no waters pour,

Yet life persists, and hearts restore.

With alien friend, hand in hand,

We'd wander through this arid land,

In silence, they would understand,

The beauty of Earth's endless sand.

For in this desert, vast and grand,

They'd find a world both strange and planned,

A place where wonders truly stand,

Upon this Earth, their new homeland.