Wind and Time
Standing, gazing at the sun splashed mountains
All around,
Wind whines through telephone wires,
Singing of;
Days upon lonely chaparal,
Fresh snow high on bare grey rock
Above the tree line,
Cold,
And time.
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Walking, back along the sunny headland,
Dogs ahead,
Another wind murmuring though tall pines,
Sighing of;
Sun drenched purpled hills
Sweeping down to azure glistening seas
Washing golden sand
Heat,
And time again.
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Watching, hang gliders soar amid towering clouds
Turn toward,
A lifting wind whispering a joyous chorus,
Singing of;
Castles of whitewashed clouds
Pillowing in an airy ocean with a mountain shore
Green against the sky,
Warm,
With wind and time.
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By Nicholas Grimshawe
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Beautiful poem, Nick! It really picked up my day
Thank you. Nick