Wind Dance

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Wind Dance

Raptors soar through crisp autumn skies
Dancers with wings
Held high above jagged cliffs
Mighty wings held taut and unyielding
Soaring over whimsical towers
Circling in smooth crossing spirals
Like curling ribbons entangled in the wind
Floating through rivers in the sky

Fresh northern breeze carries raptors up river
Gliding with ease, diving over obscure rapids
Silver bubbles tossed round in a simmering kettle
Hidden behind veils of pale frothy fleece
Sovereign hunters migrate with ease
Wind dancers rehearse to ancient music
And silent songs of the heart

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bloomingsun commented on Wind Dance

12-11-2009

Love the last two lines, what a great summary! This is lovely and sets the imagination whirling. Nicely done.

TBA commented on Wind Dance

10-18-2009

Your style lovely and your painting vivid. One can see through their own eye the beauty of the moment. The gentle moments and the powerful freedom and joy of the creature. My picture includes clear skies, brisk breezes, mountains afire with oranges and reds. I am alone with the dancers as they celebrate. One small nit- taught should be taut.

lucky62 commented on Wind Dance

10-18-2009

this is interesting loved the flow and the rhythm the birds of prey eying you from aloft. Nice........

jamalajason2006 commented on Wind Dance

10-18-2009

I REALLY LIKE THIS ONE I FELT LIKE I WAS SITTING ON THE ROCKS OF THE CREEK LOOKING UP AND WATICHING HIM

bforibus commented on Wind Dance

10-17-2009

this is a very surreal poem. its visuals are fantastic. i would love to know the deeper meaning of it. great job on it. with such a beautiful topic at place i wish the words danced as well with a lil rhyming scheme

Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

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