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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Earth element of wind, elusive to exploring eyes, a gaseous, gusty ghost, she gyrates- gallops gallantly. She bashes, bends, and bobs the branches of each bush and tree, and chases, circles, curls dry fallen leaves so agilely. We hear her bellow, bawl, and bluster when she's feeling fierce; soft sounds of swishing, stirring- sighing when serene and tame. With solid, staunch, and strapping strength, she soon can shift a house within a raucous, raging, raving, reckless, hurricane. She cools, controls, composes in the sultry summer heat, forms wild and wheeling waves with whitecaps on the widespread sea; a force that's fearless, frantic, sometimes, feeble- frail, she flies, impermanent, intangible, she soars invisibly. This ghastly glimmer of great ghostly gumption rushes by, a force that is not sculpture, shadow, silhouette, or shape. We feel and hear her apt and awesome atmospheric breath- until she plans her fast, flirtatious, feathery escape. March 18, 2016 ~1st Place~ Contest: 2019 Poetry Marathon Qualifier's Final Placement Sponsor: Mark Toney Judged: 04/20/2019 ~1st Place~ Contest: 2019 Poetry Marathon Mile 22 Sponsor: Mark Toney Judged: 03/08/2019 ~1st Place~ Contest: Elements Part 2: Wind Sponsor: Brian Davey Judged: 3/29/2016 *Alliteration, Rhyme, written in Iambic Heptameter, 14 Syllables, 7 feet per line
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