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How My Springs are Winded
by Marvin Eli Kirsh → (All Poetry by Marvin Eli Kirsh)
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The winds

to make a sea

to make a sun

to make a cloud

to make a rain

are as free

as are the letters

  letter its name

      Wind window, weeping willow,  pillow,

        cloud, aloud, shroud, proud,

           want, need, stop, go,

                breathe  blow,

                  light, dawn and dark

   they come around 

      with a blowing sound  

                                                       Are

            always

                inside                

                     "a dark"

             outside  

                "the wind" 

 

Either       

     Inside a dark and outside the wind    

          or

     outside a dark and inside the wind

               is the universe

 

along the rail, trail, on the tracks  

       in the air, the sea, by the shore

 

The Wind

it has no name 

   but of its courtships

         

the sea

the artist,

enlightenment

reiteration,

reification

postnocturnal cannonization

 

      Catch the wind

          in an always empty hand

       catch the sun

           in an always dark 

           a caught cloud is hard to see

           catch the rain it is no longer falling   

               put your puzzles in the hand of another      

                        and they take a different name

 

            Your faith always remains

                 with what  had not been touched or changed

                     What  is always free.

                       as the wind

       Is only the wind.

 

Marvin E. Kirsh

                

 

                  

           

               

 

        

 

 

 

      

 

 

                  

 

 


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 Reviews of "How My Springs are Winded"
Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on May 2, 2009
Excellent poem,take care

Edwin

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on April 30, 2009
Like the way you wrote this with the illusion of the breeze, very creative with soothing words of imagination....

Be always safe,
Karen


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