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For Those Who Wonder About the Real Taos
A poem by K.G.

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Smell the pinon drifting from your fire

On a winter day

The blue smoke settles like a warm hand upon the valley
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Do you know why you’re here?

The hollyhocks will tell you in the spring

Behold the lilies and cone flowers
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A promise still unbroken

It is up to you

What you discover in Taos

Beside the Rio Fernando weaving through the farm basin
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Follow the burning sage through the pueblo

Sit silently with the squash blossom maiden

Bake bread in the old clay horno
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In a mud house a woman makes sopaipillas

She’ll tell you stories

If you bring the honey

You could, instead, go to the plaza
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Buy a T-shirt

And say you’ve seen it all here

But that’s not fair to the Mountain

Befriend the mountain
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And a gate opens

Even for the touristas and free spirits passing through

Because in Taos we are all children of the Mountain


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