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Thievery of the wind

by @ridhima-dutta

The wind came looking for him and take him away it did, it took him away I could only stare as he let go with ease Up up up and away I still felt him there, in his room Maybe the wind had brought him back It hadn't. It didn't. It wouldn't. It couldn't. It flew him to the land where they don't turn back I cried and shouted, screeched and thrashed The bloody wind couldn't even dry my tears It had blown away, had set on its path Never again would he been seen back here He had gracefully faded and had Let go like a painting's colors run down the canvas   That's thrust in the water without its will And fade into lightness, darkness decompose Losing their color, lighter still He flew like a skeletal leaf Snatched by the wind from its branch he'd always been elegant, painfully intelligent So he left with the wind, graceful till the last
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