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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The wind attempts to interpret the world~ its grammar fractured mid-gust, its syntax strewn across the plains like torn pages from a prayer still learning how to speak. It carries voices but never the meanings. A whisper becomes a warning, a sigh becomes a secret, a promise becomes nothing but a shift in temperature. The wind moves through yucca spines as if reading braille it cannot quite decipher. It stumbles over the ridges, mispronounces the shadows, confuses longing with the simple act of passing by. Sometimes it brings me fragments~ half a sentence from a distant ridge, the ghost of a name I once tried to forget, the echo of a question no one meant to ask. I hold these mistranslations like artifacts, wondering what the original message might have been before the wind broke it open. But perhaps failure is the wind’s only fluency. Perhaps it mistranslates because accuracy would be too heavy to carry, too sharp to deliver, too honest to survive the journey across the desert’s wide and listening silence. So I let the wind speak in its flawed dialect~ its stutters, its erasures, its shimmering approximations. And in those errors, I hear something truer than any perfect translation: the world trying, again and again, to reach me in whatever language it can.
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