Wind in Trees

Wind in Trees

A Poem by Ade McOran-Campbell
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You are like the wind
You're strong then you're thinned
Into the rustling. 
I watch wind waking leaves of some tall trees
Submitting to slow dancing for height
The arms rise and fall
Worshipping transience
Forming an ancient trance;
A rhythm through the mind.
Flow like the trees
Like the sound of their secrets;
The rustling and shimmering through leaves.
Find out how they tussle,
How they form with the wind -
Like the willows -
Why they break up the light
From pure gold hiding high - the encouraging sun - 
Ever present -
behind a myriad mass of time's trinkets
Overseeing what we build, we arrange on the earth:
For the burning of time;
The burning of fire...
So much to behold
To believe and to see
In these dancing trees..
Learning the ways of our flow
Of all life within time
The inspiration...
If only we could be as the wind
To be out in the wind 
Is to be out with a friend
Surrounded by all we are, all we are not -
Sheer transience...
But to hold on to nothing and to no one
To be an infinite spirit...
Would not hold us close to the earth;
Would make us just as the wind 
Strong and then thinned
Into the rustling.'


july 2015

© 2015 Ade McOran-Campbell


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Ade McOran-Campbell
Ade McOran-Campbell

Poitiers, France



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interested in Nature, Evolution and Science. My writing: Poetry, Young Adult and Science-Fiction stories. I've got a collection of early poems on Amazon kindle (for a low fee), called 'Gathered on.. more..

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