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Name Title Haiku Name Title Haiku saguaro tears flow Abbie Cotrell walls into river of dreams all creatures mourn the land Sunsets that dazzle Abby Martinez-Duarte Arizona Dreamscape An abundance of landscapes Sahuaros tower Pink, Yellow, Orange, Abigail M Anderson Sunset Streaking across the blue sky. Stop. Enjoy the view. Sunsets so vibrant Abigail Shepard Arizona Sunsets Bright clouds above the cacti Pink and orange skies Adam Carroll Wild Arizona Valley of the Sun // Gashed, cavernous, snowy, free // Wild Arizona Do not enter when Adele Steger Aridzona flooded precious water winter rain monsoon Arizona, Yo, You’ve got some cool succulents, Adeline Ramis Arizona, Yo Why are you so hot? Coyotes look cute Adriana Sanders Arizona Coyotes They frolic in the desert They sadly eat cats Seething hot summer Aimee Le Melting Cicadas shriek, cement burns The world melts away. A morning sunrise, AJ Cheroske Sunshine State Cactus Flower is blooming, Life begins again. Al Krever Arizona Rests Fire in the sky at the end of day. Cactus in the moonlit desert. Our climate Alan Staats Climate Hot, hotter, good lord can it get any hotter And yes. The summer is hot, Alejandro Francisco Arizona Weather wind blows so fresh in the face It cools in winter. Arizona, home. Alexander Castro Arizona In our land, we have citrus and plenty cacti. What a lovely day. Alexander Peacock Optimism One-hundred and twelve degrees. Yesterday was worse. Alexander Rivera Mountainous land The Rugged mountains. Small and tall they range High above us, protected. They bloom during spring alleigh proper The Cactus Blossom Delicate ombree petals With their bright midpoint Sun streaks over hills, Allen Davenport Golden Sunset rests on shoulders of cacti, golden sunset light. With hot wind and skies, Allison R. Home Sweet Home I love you Arizona; You’re my home sweet home. Hot, parched, no water, Alyson Dehydrated When are these "monsoons" coming? Slowly we wither. Arizona slaps alyssa Nelson arizona There are a lot of Mormons And its freaking hot Valentine's birthday Alyssa Phoewanchana Oven A place that desires rain Landscape of cacti From bipolar rains To rocks and cacti in yards Amanda M Fust The Sandless Desert Desert without sand Saguaro giants Amy Lynn Lee Cactus Love Stretch arms upwards to beckon Open skies for hugs. Breath taking sunsets, Analise Our States Pride Is our states special feature. Come enjoy our peace! Andrea Delgado Home Arizona home to me home to you no matter how far you are Amongst the dry land Andy Tran Unseen Beauty Lay Beauty concealed by heat An allure worth sweat. Oh, Arizona Angelina M. Beaudry Transplants Is anyone ever born here An adopted home Sunshine and hot air, Anna Elcock Sun Never running out of sun My favorite time. Annalisa Mills When the night comes. Staggering views of the flickering sun and the faunas that follow. Annika Arizona Home to many things, a breathtaking, scenic view, beautiful desert. Anthony Arizona is so amazing did u know that Cacti are not cool water is knda scarce who care great Arizona Steadfast, stoic, yet April Rubedor Sentinels in Spring Flowers crown thorny glory Stretching to the sky. Arionna Smith Rattlesnake Pointy horns a rough skin monster with poison the rattlesnake is back In monsoon fashion Armando Urtuzuastegui River spirit A dark skyline emerges Blue heron stands poised Asha Ramakumar Native Sovereignty In the copper state/ we remain on stolen land/ that must be returned Cactus and desert. Ashlyn Home A warm glow; orange-pink sunsets. Arizona; home. mountains and valleys Ashlynn Arizona's Wonders warm sunshine and grand landscapes the wildlife blossoms Atticus hi hi i am atticus and that is a random address place Scorching heat, sunshine, Aubryn The Great State orange blossoms, desert view The forty-eighth state Sun slowly creeping Austin Salow Sunset in Arizona Having an amazing view Waking up to that Austin Vaughn good old Arizona Arizona state, my home and land this i love. Good old sunshine state. Dry, lonely desert, cactus and crawly creatures Autumn Sienna Peterson Wildlife realism striving to keep life. The gorgeous sunsets Ava Howard In Arizona Go well with the citrus trees In Arizona Cacti placed in fields, Ava Lundgren The Fields The shimmering sun shining, Sending down gold rays Avery Hufford Arizona light The bright summer light. Shining on the desert land, everywhere you look. Breathtaking sunsets, Ayden The Great Things About Arizona Deserts mistaken for gold, White covered mountains. Beautiful Flowers Bailey Reed Arizona Flowers Many people come to see The awesome blooming Arizona sun Barbara Pearson Arizona Dream kissed terra cotta land, lush moonlit turquoise sky. Bea Good start Governor Hunt supported labor. Then, conservatives took over. Velvet days unwind Warm, buttery light cascades Becky Sunsets Reveals honeyed skies Tumbleweeds rolling, Ben Allen Arizona During The Old West take ten paces then turn. Wait. Who will win the draw? The heat of summer Benjamin Nelson Heat of Summer Is the mark of our warm state, Yet winter is loved. It is beautiful The sunsets are amazing Berkley Beautiful Arizona The heat is not fun -Berkley Weiss- Betsy Clark OUR PALO VERDE TREE Graceful pale green limbs, dripping with long slender leaves, dainty yellow blooms. Bianca Arizona Haiku It's extremely hot. We have lots of cactuses. AriZona tea! are your gates good enough Bill McDorman Make Arizona Great Again to blade and build arizona great again priced in the low millions Her top stripped away. Blake D Krongaard Of Love and Mining Copper skin, veins underlay. Precious gems betray. Sun shines, sizzles, slams White light blanket, blue skies drape Bob Pimentel Sun Times Arizona State Bonnie Stapley Apply cool water Getting in my car. I just touched my steering wheel. Second degree burns. Peon ix super Brody Colegrove Arizona hot and dry and humid but pretty all the same Hot, hot and more hot Bronwen Zink Eggs Cooking eggs on the sidewalk Love, Arizona Thunder storms go boom, Brooke Gooding Arizona Enviorment. cactus flowers start to bloom. Wild animals roam. Fire spreading wide, Brooklyn Clayton Heat in Heaven Flaming but familiar, It beats down on us. Desert Sky, Cricket Brooks Cox What's That Venue Called? Blockbuster, Ashley Home Store Ak Chin Pavilion Color-splashed sunset, Brynn Chipman My Desert Home mountains plaster star caked sky. Eyes shut, deep breath, peace. Butch Leiber Seasons Seasons four, for most. For The desert only two. Roast or chill it’s home. Scorched by the sunlight Caden Sweet Home Arizona Wild animals like to rome The night, Home sweet home Casting long shadows cadence summer Tumble weeds flowing down stream Scorching summer heat Outstretched arms reaching Caleb Yeung The Saguaro Toward the sky. Alone stands the Green, barbed body. Rising with the sun Caleigh Winkyaw Tangerine Skies Cotton candy, tangerine The morning prism Look up! Enchantment Camilla Titterington The Immigrant Clouds with Personality My new Africa Safe at Ro Ho En, Carol Finney Trance the old koi are unaware while danger spreads its wings. Now out our window Carolyn Bettes A Z Home Desert sun, palm tree, cactus A Z our new home. I like hot weather Cathy Joseph The Hotter The Better Summer is my favorite time Dry heat is good heat Sunny desert blend, Cathy McConnell Arizona Pairs perfect with ambition, Hints of wild flowers. Relax in the sun Cayle Arizona is Beatiful Hike along the Grand Canyon So much to do here Majestic deer flys Celia Ortiz Greer Camping Memory Engaged in natural world Stillness big sky born Burning in Summer, Cesar Suffering being blinded by the sun, this is our suffer. Charlene Shoemaker Watchers Silent cactus sentinels in the burning sand guard our native land. My Arizona, Bright, forward and welcoming, Charles Schaffer Our Arizona Our Arizona Look left! there’s some dirt; look right! there’s some oxidized Charlie Candland Scarface rock on the mountain. -Charlie Candland chase Gilmore Arizona a home to many Bright golden sunsets Arizona's blooming sites warm home to many In the hot summer Cheri Thompson Air Conditioning The house is a wind tunnel Pumped full of cold noise The ancient past speaks Cheryl Ann Elias The State of Arizona Mind Listen with your eyes Across the vast horizon Ancient Hohokam Cheryl Doyle The Hohokam Masterful irrigators Salt River life force In Phoenix as you know Chester J Napikoski Phoenix, Ahh Not much rain or even snow. Sounds good. Hey lets go. Starting everyday Chloe Blackwater Clouds with a pink, yellow, orange sky, and a big hot sun. The hot, blue summer Chloe Sanders The Summer makes me want to stay outside as the sun shines bright. Hey Arizona Chris Mitchell Hey I haven’t lived here long I’m dehydrated Grey clouds, water falls. Chrissy Dongell Desert Rain Creosote fragrance fills the air. breathe, savor, delight. Rolling hills, red rocks Christian Godfrey Arizona To Me Rumbling tires, old town roads Arizona ride. Christine Del Deo Century Plants century plants shoot skyward proud strong then they fall like everything Gonna take a ride Christopher Goodman Life in the Country On my awesome new tractor We could go faster For twelve thousand years, Home to perhaps twelve thousand souls. Christopher J. Bayne This region we call Arizona. And then we came. Sunset(s) in canyon(s) Christy Thompson Etheral Leave many trav'lers breathless Think I'll stay a while. cooing mourning doves Cindi Reiss Daybreak alight upon sunbaked fence morning has broken Blue Palo Verde Cisko Meza Parkinsonia florida Nurse to baby Saguaros Blue-green, the "Green Stick" Connie Caldwell The Charmer Prickly with Sunsets, Picante with Mesquite Howls, Arizona Charms connor dobis grand canyon color flowing water shapes /beautiful red rocks into /color bursting plants Dry air pleasant breeze, Cooper Robinson AZ Vibes blossoms pepper south landscape, makes life a delight.
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