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The Wind

by aaron-goldstein

The wind moves at a slow pace Creating a whispering voice Talking to shadows as they creep Through the eerie and morose night. Deep in a graveyard, the wind comes It whispers untold stories to the dead. And as the wind converses, death replies With its own gruesome story. It whispers the stories of the thousands dead: Fighting wars, giving birth, protecting citizens. As death continues to tell the stories, Wind begins to whimper, until it becomes a storm. The storm rises into the dreary night, Until it bursts into tears, Giving the landscape a glistening effect And gives life to the seemingly dead planet. Death becomes quiet, no longer whispering For life has taken over the Earth And the wind comes in at a slow pace Creating a whispering voice.
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Jul 2, 2013
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