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Dearest Wind

There it is, a wind from the East

A motion of warmth returns home

It moves, and something flutters

It moves, and I elate

 

Vacillant being, do not delay

With trite footings and teased notions

Here is the eclipse

A pinpoint light on you

 

Annexed streams, flow with the ghost

Who swells up our fervor

Who holds premonition

As we study the other

 

With the mood of the currents

Trees concave and vex

Leaves are fickle things

When the wind is cold

 

Dearest wind, whisper then laugh

Froth the waters, dismiss the clouds

Curl into these sails

Curl into me, do not delay

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christian-grover
American
Published
Dec 24, 2011
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