Winters Stall

Winters Stall Written: by Tom Wright 10-18-2019 Silently shifting directions, Migrant winds arrived without an entry pass, dispensing a dose of shivers. Wind chimes become agitated, and chatter on our patio, disrupting the stillness and hindering my thought process. Leaving me consumed by haunts of another time, When I was “as confused as a goat on Astroturf” unable to determine “if I’d found a rope or lost my mule” Chimes are supposed to sound like Amazing Grace, but always they’re just velvety noise.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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