Whirls Away

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    Whirls Away

    Exhilarating wind moves through the night
    While matter whirls away then out of sight
    One cannot glance past the blustery weather
    While substance floats up, light as a feather
    See it go up then over one more time
    Into the atmosphere vanished, it climbs
    The wild wind whirls, twirls and blows
    Bits and pieces of matter it throws
    Amidst a sudden accumulation
    Dense dust drifts past deliberation
    Leveraging a lateral course, it flees
    Moaning between the branches of trees
    Pending a wealth of weather it wishes
    Waning wandering wind will squall
    With sudden climaxes it all stalls

    Silence furthermore
    Stillness followed by calm

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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

    Rhisiart’s Poems (8)

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