Wind-Song
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Listening to Native American Flute by "Autumn's Child."
Lifting to the sky,
falling back to earth.
Climbing over hilltops,
swirling in the valley.
Chasing sunbeams, dancing
around the mouth of the cave.
Following the river path
where waters flow,
skipping merrily
over riverbed stones.
Singing in the trees,
sighing through leaves
as the forest sleeps.
Endless, enduring quest
raging in the night,
growing, ever growing,
sweeping storms forward,
across barren fields,
through city streets.
down barren alleys
Sentinels, gripping deeply,
heralding its coming,
standing in its wake,
walking with the dead,
chanting a mournful wail.
Waking to morning,
embracing the light,
crooning tomorrow's song.
Copyright © Cona Adams | Year Posted 2014
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