Foot-hills
New Mexico hills Are spotted like lizards, They sinuously glide and dissemble; If you take a forked stick You may catch one and hold it.
Alice Corbin Henderson
New Mexico hills Are spotted like lizards, They sinuously glide and dissemble; If you take a forked stick You may catch one and hold it.
The New Mexico foothills, in Alice Corbin Henderson’s description, are not passive scenery. They are spotted like lizards, alive with a quiet, slinking motion that only a careful observer might notice.
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