Blowout-Its-Cheeks And Rage Poem by Mark Heathcote

Blowout-Its-Cheeks And Rage

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Where does the wind reside
does-it-circle the causeway rocks
does-it-reside in County Antrim
does-it-enter a cavern and there sleep,
like a snail within its spiral walls
did it charter a rainbow to a rainbow end?
Does it hush its breath and dream its death
but then blowout-its-cheeks and rage.
Rage-at-the moon, rage-at-the sun
because it can't find rest, it can't find peace,
peace in the heart or soul of anyone.

Thursday, December 26, 2019
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Kumarmani Mahakul 27 December 2019

Wind is invisible and still we think where does wind resides. This poem is very amazing and brilliantly penned.10 An excellent poem is shared with great beauty.10

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