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Wind
by Michael S. True → (All Poetry by Michael S. True)
Monday, September 19, 2016 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Wind energy Wind mills Wind power Wind in sails Wind in hair Wind blown Scarves and hats Wind storms Dry Wind Winter Wind Prevailing Winds Whipped up And angry winds Constantly Spinning out of control Wind Wind breakers Wind Surfing Wind sock Wind shear Wind fall Wind tunnel Helium balloon, and paper kite, Lifted high in the sky Wind beneath the wings Of all things taking flight In ebbs and flows above the world A sea of air, she is A sailor�s delight A gale force A blizzard�s blinding fury Knocking the wind Out of her Out of him Wind chill Wind pipe Ill winds Wind turbine Jet-stream propulsion Atmospheric conditions Shifting Winds Smog and smoke rising, Particles colliding Clouds of ash and agitated dust Spark the thunder and lightening Wind currents Shapeless and shifting Wind direction Forever unseen To be felt But never held To be helpful And then to harm Can�t split the two apart, it seems Wind shield Wind farm Wood-wind instruments Melodies on wind-chimes Wind song Wind whistles Wind moans and screams Can you hear The whisper of the gods The howling of the beasts Wind whipped A teasing wind Warm wind Fierce wind Cruel and menacing Wind Typhoons and cyclones Tornados and hurricanes Desert dry wind Tropical wet wind Frigid Arctic wind Annoying autumn wind Scattering newspapers and Piles of raked up leaves Wind Constant and unstoppable Wind Footloose and fancy free Wind I get so blown away When I think about the wind Wind The end Michael True 2/21/16 last edit 9/20/16

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on September 20, 2016

While long-winded, you described Mariah with more words than Michael did sleep. And I'm still stuck on sex. Is it something that the wind blows in? Or is it a variation of sleep?

Ron

Reviewed by John Herlihy

Reviewed on September 19, 2016

Can see it, but we know it's there, as well evidenced in this poem. Nicely done. John

Reviewed by Michael Schafer

This was rather windy.

Michael D.

Reviewed by Jansen Estrup

Well blow me down, too! Terrific!