
I heard the wind, its path descend
As I did my little dance.
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How lovely to have that embrace upon my skin,
and envelop it, perchance.
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We circled in the field and spun a pirouette,
the gale whipped me into form, taking me, his coquette.
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We did cavort in harmony and romped around that old barn,
its planks did shake and loosen paint, once sturdy and not worn.
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But time could not erode the life of that season on the farm,
so, the farmer's daughter, (I) did succumb to the wind and to his charm.
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Now, I'm sure you have a story of the wind whose path you've crossed,
I hope you will recall a memory that lingers on the heart it has embossed.
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This poem is for Poppy's prompt # 5 and the words are: wind, descend, envelop, paint, and erode. Would love to read yours, too.
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Shirley Belk
Mother, Nana, Sister, Cousin, & Aunt. Retired RN (Nursing Instructor) who loves to write stories to heal herself and reflect on all the silver linings she has been blessed with :)
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