Open WindowsA Poem by Michele DevlinJust a musingWhen the world turns gray I open windows To look out at the threatening sky Sated clouds so full of rain Bursting with electric fury I have seen the desert dry; Burning colors on the sand Prickly pears and aloe Where the Gila Monster hides And scorpions dance I think one may make me long For the other, remembering
Such are times in my own life Droughts of anxiety Floods of emotion Times to reflect on the wonder Every day, a miracle Yet, I go out and onward, learning Finding my path like water Into the cracks of sun-baked earth When the world turns gray I open windows © 2016 Michele DevlinFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on August 6, 2016 Last Updated on August 6, 2016 AuthorMichele DevlinSan Antonio, TXAboutCollege student at university. Enjoys writing poetry and short story. more..Writing
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