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Windspent

Whirling, whisping, talking, hissing

It whispers to me with harsh, cold lips

It hints with smooth, sharp statements

Long, drawn out tales of romance

 

It speaks to me, telling me where it has been

Stories of travel, love, and despair

It speaks to me, the wind, but I do not understand

I know to care, so I listen further

 

Through this cluttered conversation

She tells me where she is and what she wants

Where she has been weathers me

Whipped, waned, and windspent

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