Wind Poems | Examples of Wind Poetry

"over the waters blue the night winds sigh, the breakers roar" ... Samual Taylor Coleridge Over the waters blue I love to sail, many times I get to see a big whale. Some nights the wind will sigh, like...Read the rest...

"over the waters blue the night winds sigh, the breakers roar ... Samual Taylor Coleridge My love, we'll meet at eight as we agreed, A storm was near, the lighthouse sent its flash. Would be our...Read the rest...

Knowing I won’t answer you’re welcome to ask Questions like a distant echoing wind Blown into nothingness — chasing the past (Pine Ridge South Dakota: Fall, 2010) ...Read the rest...

I’m sitting on my lawn chair Outside the night is cool I hear the trees swaying The breeze chills my skin It knocks on my hippocampus Am I here or where it blows? Breeze, you are timeless From queens to...Read the rest...

Oh mighty mistral winds Fill my sails and take me home This voyage never ends Over countless seas I roam On this ship I'm but a slave Still I struggle and I try I fight each giant wave As it...Read the rest...

The whispering wind still calls out my name With an echoing breeze that haunts me A mournful reminder of all my shame That forever will tease and taunt me Under the watchful dead eyes of the blind Lies a...Read the rest...

New day spring has sprung prequel before cleansing Father so cleanses the air evaporated wet air rain With raindrops of cooling rain this thing falls we thank Him Advance for sunshine as Within as...Read the rest...

If only you knew the feel of a zephyr, With its current swooping around hillsides Ruffling the spruce trees everywhere, Or descend downwards towards verdant vales Where flowers bloom all through the year. If only you knew what the oceans...Read the rest...

All day the wind has tormented the trees, causing branches to whip and bend. There is an anger let loose, loud in its haste to rip and destroy what is vulnerable. Spider webs woven last night are torn, flowers are plucked of petals...Read the rest...

CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS 4 Catullus LXV aka Carmina 65 loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Hortalus, I’m exhausted by relentless grief, and have thus abandoned the learned virgins; nor can my mind, so consumed by malaise, partake of the Muses' mete fruit; for...Read the rest...

"The wind haul off the leaves in the afternoon lull as memories are taken with it." Quote by poet If only you knew How much I loved you. My thoughts lay on the leave's dew As the brilliant day...Read the rest...

wind picks up today it only blows through one tree leaving others still...Read the rest...

I live in a house of seventy gables With twenty kitchens and as many tables. It's good for both winter and summer weathers, 'Cuz, in Spring, it flies - it's made of feathers!...Read the rest...

I set out with nowhere in mind just allowing the path to unwind soon enough it started to bind leading to new paths that wend Over the hills and dales it passed finding new places to stop upcast letting in light...Read the rest...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Where the voice of the wind calls our wandering feet, Through echoing forest and echoing street, With lutes in our hands ever singing we roam, All men are our kindred, the world is our home. The sword of old...Read the rest...