zephyrA Poem by fairy boy
The wind rolled in so cumbersome
a burden pressed it to the ground But even so it carried on Low and hollow was the sound It blew the leaves from nearby trees frail, they scattered every way To be trampled by weary feet The sky followed, a cast of grey To beat the rain it must be swift Rush past lips, all chapped and dry A chill picked up runs through warm coats And hairs dance when it passes by Listen to the wind's fell cries It has but one request to will It calls for you to make it's way Now off it goes beyond the hill
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Added on March 10, 2016 Last Updated on February 17, 2017 Author
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