Unpacified Comfort
a poem
By Helen StuartPublished 9 months ago • Updated 9 months ago • 1 min read
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.I have found a place
Where the sweating fist of wind
Plunges into muscled waves
And steals ideas from the fish shaped
Minds of fish
It tosses them at me, still swimming,
And I wish that I were bigger
Or strong enough
That I could spear one more
As it sleeks past and swims
For the clouds
There is a comfort here
In the wordlessness
Here on the Shore
Where the wind takes
My very breathe
There is a comfort here
In the vastness
Where rain is born
And I will go home now
To dry off and dream.
Forever.
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About the Creator
Helen Stuart
I live with my long haired chihuahua and I have always loved to write.
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