Excerpts from The Best of Rosemary Winters Tracey

She walked down the aisle On her new husband's arm Wearing a white organza wedding dress, And carrying in her hand A white handkerchief her husband had given her, It had belonged to his late mother.

WTC

Canyons of formidable fear transversed by chasms of death and destruction commuted: death to life -- fear to joy

Dawn of a New Age

Needles has barely a one ~ pipes prevail providing a fleeting ecstasy from the reality of played out businesses and crack hotels ~ a gritty realism.

Needles

Speed freaks, crackheads and cocaine cowboys litter the streets of Bull Head City. Dead enders in a dead end world, a landscape as dead as the cretins who inhabit it.

Bull Head City Blues

Ebony crags of individualistic style inspire the senses ~ to look beyond the conformity. Backlit by fierce clouds ~ sweeping away boredom with angry flashes of cloudy confusion.

Laughlin Living

 Midnight blue ocean capped by lilac waves in the twilight, a white hot light appears, revealing, not an ocean but a Valley of Monuments

Valley of monuments at Powell

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