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Wind Song

 

Once a fledgling she would
fall as leaves from trees
in the wood. Thy girl hast
lost her wistful twirling wind
doust bring and donned a
woman’s hood…
The wind song of noble man
is half as strong. In wooing thy
woman a momentous gust must
come if feet shall sweep beneath
gowns of gold grasping so said
flirtatious heart strings upon
her fall.
— Tuttey, Aug 22, 2007

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weirdelf

weirdelf

18 years 9 months ago

Wow! Once again, read aloud,

your use of the sounds of english are, dare I say it, Shakespearen. You are one hell of a writer. The dying fall of the poem is heart-breaking and true. cheers, Jess