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Read poems by Arizona and Southwestern writers, plus classic work preserved in the AZPoetry literary archive.

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Arizona Poetry The Song of the Sonoran Desert by Sharlot Madbirdth Hall

2025

The Song of the Sonoran Desert

By Sharlot Madbirdth Hall

Hall presents the Sonoran Desert as a place governed by elemental powers: cactus, yucca, rock, sand, silence, stars, legends, and spirits. The landscape is not merely scenery; it holds memory and mystery.

The Giant Cactus by Harriet Monroe | AZpoetry.com

2024

The Giant Cactus of Arizona

By Harriet Monroe

Monroe imagines a giant Arizona cactus as an ancient sentinel that has silently witnessed stars, mountains, civilizations and geological time while refusing to reveal what it knows.

Deserted by John Charles Van Dyke

2024

Deserted

By John Charles Van Dyke

An empty Southwestern landscape is defined by absence: silent rivers, bare mesas, shadowed peaks, and wind carrying neither footsteps nor names.

In the Arizona Desert by C.S. Wortley Az poetry.com

2024

In the Arizona Desert

By C.S. Wortley

Wortley presents the Arizona desert through contrasts: fierce sunlight and purple shadow, silent mountains and calling mesas, harsh aridity and brilliantly blooming cactus and poppies.