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As the Wind by Kathleen A Keena Monday, December 06, 2010 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
As The Wind As the wind tears the leaves from the tree limbs standing thin like the arms of the eldest in the nursing home, as the day passes into night before the mail truck drives in, as we notice our breath hanging in clouds before us, it reaches in; to touch us, to take hold, to enfold us, stealing us from our finite homes, the darkness.
Kathleen Keena

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Reviewed by The Poetess	12/6/2010

. . ."until the Light Saves this night" Are the words I long to send To the end of "As the Wind"




Reviewed by C. McGovern-Bowen	12/6/2010

Exquisitely expressed, Kathleen. Luv the reference to "the eldest in the nursing home" as my own sweet Mother is fast approaching that dubious honor. Peace & Blessings, Carolyn




Reviewed by William Keena	12/6/2010

Some one is missing daylight savings time....