Arizona Sunset

On Camelback Mountain

By Amy FredricksonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Fleur on Unsplash

Yellow butterfly

bright paper wings on red rocks,

a summit's sunbeam

nature poetry

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Amy Fredrickson

Amy has been writing in genres ranging from poetry to fiction to creative non-fiction since graduating from university in 2015. She currently works as an editor and technical writer.

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