Wind
Who knows where the wind goes
after its fury is blown
Perhaps it waits in quiet states,
its garnishment unknown
Ravaging coastlines, whirling about
Sopping landscapes, withholding
affecting drought
It delivers all manner of chaos and tears
Sewing seeds, rippling waters, casting fears
Blades of ice and drops of rain
are friends and foes in its domain
Whistling ‘round chimney tops,
down on meadows over crops
Soaring high in outer space,
closing in on the heavenly chase
Rustling leaves and slamming doors
Driving metal into floors
Tickling ears, nuzzling navels
Blowing napkins off of tables
Sending hopes and dreams o’flight
into someplace out of sight
Howling , smashing swingsets, stairs
Gentling rocking cradles, porch chairs
Moving turbines in the haze
Opening sails, curling waves
I felt you strong just yesterday
Now it’s calm, you went away
Whispering in mellow notes
How the flying feather floats
Flapping flags, and market totes
Flirting with knickers, scooting up skirts
Waving daiseys and swirling dirt
Swooshing past, pricking up your hair
Turn around and look, no one’s there
Shaking lamp posts, bending trees
Tugging laundry, jingling keys
Blustery, moaning, was that the breeze
Gusty, squally sea gulls fly
Balloons and paper go bye bye
Gone forever, why, why, why
O’mighty wind do you not care
You are here, there, everywhere
Leaving harbors, beaches bare
Captured up you’ll never be,
Can’t be stopped, you must be free
Invisible as you go past,
On the face, it’s such a blast
Angry, musing, soft and strong
O’beauty wind where have you gone
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