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A windswept tree

. I’m just a lonely traveler    on this earth Sometimes it feels as if I'm waiting for the sky to fall with each passing breathe        of wind    Standing alone, a windswept tree    leans downwind; conspicuously wrought,    naked and bowed    by the grinding       silent forces   at nature's whim Rootless tumbleweeds roll by randomly:     broken off, spinning clockwise, never looking back, timeworn and tired of resisting the prevailing     high desert wind and its unheld temper Rattling the tinder    dry sagebrush like songless wind-chimes;     voiceless fugitives wreathing a bellowing silence     Jesse Stillwater
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Aug 26, 2018
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