ceniza

Jorge Fernández Granados, the author of the nine poems in this latest Tameme chapbook, won Mexico's Aguascalientes National Poetry Prize for his collection Los hábitos de la ceniza, which Simon translates as "the trappings of ash."

Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles: Los fantasmas del Palacio de los Azulejos by Jorge Fernández Granados 2008

Note 21: "Antonio Mateos a su hijo Antonio Mateos, en Alcuéscar," Valle de Tlaxcala, miércoles de ceniza, 1561 (?), in Enrique Otte, Cartas privadas de emigrantes a Indias (México: Fondo de Cultura Económica, 1996), pp. 144 – 5. back

Pestilence and Headcolds: Encountering Illness in Colonial Mexico 2008

Jorge Fernández Granados, the author of the nine poems in this latest Tameme chapbook, won Mexico's Aguascalientes National Poetry Prize for his collection Los hábitos de la ceniza, which Simon translates as "the trappings of ash."

Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles: Los fantasmas del Palacio de los Azulejos by Jorge Fernández Granados 2008

Desert wildflowers include desert marigold (ceniza), many asters, spiny asters (called "árnica", and used like true Arnica), grasses, and many others.

Wildflower hunting in Durango 2008

Jorge Fernández Granados, the author of the nine poems in this latest Tameme chapbook, won Mexico's Aguascalientes National Poetry Prize for his collection Los hábitos de la ceniza, which Simon translates as "the trappings of ash."

Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles: Los fantasmas del Palacio de los Azulejos by Jorge Fernández Granados 2008

Jorge Fernández Granados, the author of the nine poems in this latest Tameme chapbook, won Mexico's Aguascalientes National Poetry Prize for his collection Los hábitos de la ceniza, which Simon translates as "the trappings of ash."

Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles: Los fantasmas del Palacio de los Azulejos by Jorge Fernández Granados 2008

Desert wildflowers include desert marigold (ceniza), many asters, spiny asters (called "árnica", and used like true Arnica), grasses, and many others.

Wildflower hunting in Durango 2008

On slopes leading down to the Rio Grande, the ceniza shrub dominates.

Southwest Plateau and Plains Dry Steppe and Shrub Province (Bailey) 2009

Xerophytic brush species, such as blackbrush, guajillo, and ceniza, are typical on the rocky, gravelly ridges and uplands.

Ecoregions of Texas (EPA) 2009

Plateau live oak woodland is eventually restricted to north and east facing slopes and floodplains, and dry slopes are covered with open shrublands of juniper, sumac, sotol, acacia, honey mesquite, and ceniza.

Ecoregions of Texas (EPA) 2009