Wind
Wind holds your face at first,
Gently caressing your skin,
But as you brawl and run against it,
It's patience wears thin,
Suddenly those long, wispy, fingers,
Are clawing at you,
Snaking within you,
Teasing flesh and bone,
Grabbing at you heart,
What a contriversal being,
One of neither light nor dark.
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