Whirlwinds Poems - Poems about Whirlwinds

Whirlwinds, Teaching me faith, Whirlwinds, Trying to make me fear, But rather I hear, My Father in his tool shed, Making hungry fed, Making naked clothed, Reversing status roles, Saving every soul, Whirlwinds, Teaching me faith, Thoughts race, As I realize they are a sign of the coming Sun, Who worships the Son, Whirlwinds, Portending of blessings I never thought possible, Whirlwinds, Thank you!!!!!...

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In whirlwinds of dreams, where silences dress in whispers, I urge you to steal from the night fine grains of darkness, To lay them in raven feathers, gathering divine secrets, And to spread the torch of light over hearts deaf and blind. I urge you to carve from words new echoes...

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Winter roars back, May slips from view, April has lost its anchor in these storm tossed sky’s. Songbirds scrabble under canopies still too thin for cover. None look up but huddle in puffer jackets recently stowed. It snowed all day, now the wind is shoveling daffodils out of the soggy earth. Mice nibble roots brought up from old larders. House cats glare from frosted windows, bare feet wrap themselves...

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You've got to put down your storm before you can lay grace to mine. Two whirlwinds colliding do not negate each other. It doubles their strength and size... A flesh ripping category five-plus. Almost nothing left behind but a pair of ruby slippers and splintered hearts on the pyre....

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O Whirlwinds blowing whispers of wisdom, storm the stage of sin-laden stardom; Fling famous fools out fictitious freedom... and banish them from beautiful boredom. O whirlwinds bereft of echoes of errors, tear down the twin towers of all terrors. Remove the masks that mar mortal mirrors... Do not exempt empty hearted emperors. O whirlwinds that spurs swift sparrows, shake off the shackles of shoe-less...

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Little dust devils, they twist and shout and spin out of control Dancing across the desert floor, taking dust and dirt into the air ...

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