The Howling Wind Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

The Howling Wind

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The wind howls at midnight,
It's blowing a gale,
And there in the darkness,
It's leaving a trail,
Of pure destruction,
As the trees bend and bow,
The wraths of nature,
Before me right now.
As I look through my window,
The sounds of the night,
The birds in the woodland,
They sit there in fright.
For they face the changes,
Of nature each day,
Out in all weathers,
Come what may.

Jayne Louise Davies

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Anjandev Roy 07 October 2022

Fantastic write throughout......thank u...

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Jayne Louise Davies 07 October 2022

Thank you Anjandev. Much appreciated x

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Richard Wlodarski 06 October 2022

Jayne, you've so wonderfully captured the mystery and fear-inducing nature of the howling wind!

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Jayne Louise Davies 07 October 2022

Thank you so much Richard x I appreciate your comments!

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