Gloomy Midnight Breeze Poem by Abbas Khan

Gloomy Midnight Breeze



In a gloomy midnight,
When the wind does blow.
From where it comes,
You'll never ever know.

Whatever it touches,
It feels like snow.
When hasty, it bends,
A tree, like a bow.

Watching, me shivering,
my quivering elbow,
Laughing, from a tree,
A big black crow.

Stop this breeze, God!
Or make it slow.
Here it comes again.
Oh! NO! NO! NO!

Thursday, February 2, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: tree
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is the first English poem I wrote in 2020 during a December Midnight. This poem is about a person describing a ghost of cool breeze he faces in a winter midnight that he fears.
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