One Windy Day Poem by April Lane
One Windy Day
When wind blows I pretend to swim
Through fluffy waves of air
That wash over my blushing cheeks
And toss my tangled hair
Cold rivers swirl into my ears
I fear my thoughts will drown
The current gently tugs my sleeves
And wanders up my gown
My hands reach out to catch a rail
Lest I be swept away
A victim of the viewless tide
That struck one windy day
What an imagination you have! I especially like the line: I fear my thoughts will drown This poem is very well done. Congratulations.
My hands reach out to catch a rail Lest I be swept away A victim of the viewless tide That struck one windy day Excellently illustrated and thought provoking poem....10.....
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4/17/2024 5:58:20 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Great poem, reminds me of being at sea on a windy day.