The Wind In the Windows
THE WIND IN THE WINDOWS
Love
Pushing
Wuthering *
Windows open
Ghost
Peak
Feelings
Moorland love
Passionate heights
Bleak
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*Inspired by the great love story WUTHERING HEIGHTS by E Bronte
The word "wuthering" means...fierce, blustery, and turbulent, and refers in the novel to winds on the bleak moors, but in reality represents the intense love affair between the two main characters.
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Written by Sydney Peck for
Nette Onclaud’s Contest TURN ON THE LANTERNE
Copyright © Sidney Beck | Year Posted 2011
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