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Wind Farm

A Skyline Poem

By D.K. ShepardPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Wind Farm
Photo by William DeHoogh on Unsplash

White wind turbines

pierce the skyline,

blades, giant tines

above silos,

red barns, and fields,

towers of steel

in Ohio

Like metal plants,

crops man invents,

machine movement,

rotors whirring.

It’s beautiful,

the pastoral,

electrical

scene of farming.

Author's Note: The deluge of pieces continues! This is another poem pulled from a stash that I thought about reworking for the Sky-ku challenge, but decided to keep it as it is. This is my 93rd story so I am on track for reaching my 100th story on November 1st. Planning to host a microfiction and poetry challenge to celebrate!

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About the Creator

D.K. Shepard

Character Crafter, Witty Banter Enthusiast, World Builder, Unpublished novelist...for now

Fantasy is where I thrive, but I like to experiment with genres for my short stories. Currently employed as a teacher in Louisville.

dkshepard.com

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    Written by D.K. Shepard