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What I Feel in the Wind

A series of haikus

By Sarah LoydPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Art by Elisabeth Loyd (my sister)

For those who don't know a haiku is a short-form poem with only three lines. The first and third lines must have five syllables and the second must have seven syllables.

Feel it in the wind

Gentle hug like a blanket

A cool breeze to touch

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Feel it in the leaves

Change is not too far away

See it in gold flecks

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I welcome the change

With open arms of intrigue

What is to come next?

***

I feel the wind blow

Upon my face, I breathe in

The chance to be free

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A chance to be free

From nature's heat and sunburns

Clouds are lovely friends

***

Feel it in the wind

Whispers of the coming days

I am ready now

I hope you enjoyed my haikus. Show your support by hearting, tipping, subscribing, pledging, and commenting. You can follow me on Twitter (@musicl0v3) and various Vocal Facebook groups.

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About the Creator

Sarah Loyd

I love movies, music, TV, and all things entertaining. I also love to write poetry. Follow me on X @melodies_marie. You can also find me on Pinterest @sloydmarie.

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    Written by Sarah Loyd