



O, Tucson! Land of rugged desert grace,
Where Saguaro’s arms embrace the sky so high,
In Saguaro National Park, they find their place,
Majestic sentinels ‘neath the sun’s fierce eye.
Within your bounds, Colossal Cave doth stand,
A cavern vast, a hidden wonder deep,
Where stalactites like icicles expand,
And echoes of the ages gently creep.
At eve, we find respite in Caruso’s hold,
Where Italian fare doth tempt our appetite,
Amidst the desert’s warmth, a sight to behold,
We dine, enraptured by the starry night.
Then to the Surly Wench, we make our way,
To toast to Tucson’s splendor ’til break of day.
In Tucson’s heart, where desert meets the sky,
We find a beauty that doth never wane,
A land of contrasts, where the Saguaro’s high,
And cave’s depths echo with a mystic strain.
So here’s to Tucson, in all its glory,
A desert jewel with tales untold in story.