Windy Winding Wind

Wicked wind I hate you so,
I’d rather sit in ice cold snow,
Your breath is cold and touch 
So fraught, I think your soul from
Devil bought 

A paragraph from weather’s 
Tale, you’d think you were the 
Holy Grail; speeding, pushing,
Blowing crush
None escapes your windy whoosh!

Cutty Sark or clothes on bush,
Strutting, cutting, butting breeze
Lifts old maids’ dress past their knees,

Blows the lash from pretty eyes,
Takes the thrush and clouds from
Skies; no escape from this cruel jape
Windy, weather, mistral‘s shape
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Lindley Avatar
April 16, 2016 at 9:36 PM
Always your poetry hits very high marks and causes me to think deeply about beauty, darkness ,life and man's Fate. A7 Adding this gem to my fav list. Thanks
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