The wind is now
a roaring, smashing monster
of destruction, raking all
man's work from the valleys,
from the vales, and sends
them spinning,
broken flying -
But all of that is not its core,
its center is in truth eternal
stillness bright blue skies
and all you hear are gentle
whispers far away and
unimportant.
Theme
Nature teaches us lessons through wind, water, mountains and light. Wind in the form of storm smashes every thing. In its rage it destroys trees, fields and buildings. But when the wind is gentle and cool It gives lives to buds, birds and humans. We have to experience storms to enjoy peace.
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Nice work
Very well written. Keep up the good work!
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Heartfelt and relatable
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Lovely nature poem!🥰
Such a beautiful poem!