A Wind-Blown Song
A lyric drawn of passion’s longing, lit,
shall flow in spirit to thy avid mind;
faint apparitions swirl and bait thy wit
with drifting light, a joint rapport to find.
Soft silky ribbons braid a chiffon song,
of gloss and gold as bright as twilight star,
that soars on high on winds that sail along,
to carry forth a wish to lands afar.
Anticipation rising with dawn’s glow,
as wait, for now, is all that I can do.
Oh can, of windblown song, a kinship grow?
and can that song of one now sing for two?
Of windblown song across a world so vast
I bid it sing an aria to last.
Originally for Nikko Palmario's 'Without U and ME' but since edited & now has just one little 'm' ;)
Copyright © Sharon Tideswell | Year Posted 2010
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