The Fairy Houses at Santa Fe Skies RV Park off Route 14 have been refreshed! We asked poet Bill Waters to respond to the site. (Thank you Bill for this beautiful interpretation of the project!).
There are three sculptures, based on Asian spirit houses, and created by Tim Brown out of recycled metal.
Mid-summer’s Eve!
dancing and drumming
beneath a mushroom moon
closer and closer
a faint buzz cuts the air —
pixie wings
gone dancing!
carried on a breeze
pixie-song
kicking back
after a long, long day . . .
sipping a brew in the cantina
party night!
spilling from the cantina
music and beer
filtering
into the cabin:
sunlight and birdsong
drowsy day . . .
a sweet afternoon sleep
in the cabin
from the cabin
the fragrance of coffee . . .
early morning
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Come discover the Fairy Houses!
On the dog walking path, about midway, in Santa Fe Skies RV Park.
An outdoor treasure hunt with social distancing.
Find three sculptures—a cabin, a cantina, and a mushroom.
Carefully open the doors to find a scroll hidden inside, which tells the tales of the magical creatures who work and inhabit these abodes.
Read, enjoy, and return the scrolls so others can find them.
They will be lit up at night.
This especially for the Park guests, but is free and open to the public as well. Check out the mysterious little offerings of pebbles and coins that passers-by have been adding to the scene.
Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond 
Love it! These are wonderful!
You and I share a love of this kind of thing!
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Reblogged this on Maternal Mitochondria.
Thank you for inviting me to contribute my micropoems to this very cool installation, Mir! Maternal Mitochondria rocks! :- D