Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Windstruck

The wind swept the fields clean,
As she raced over the land.
But somehow missed taking with her,
A seed in a rooted hand.

It lay alone, no friend no foe.
It seemed like such a pity.
But the sun god cherished,
While the raindrops nourished,
And the gentle breeze whispered a ditty.

It drank with hunger and lapped the drops,
That pierced the parched red earth.
Eager to stretch and touch the sky,
It was ready to now take birth.

A few more days and it finally emerged,
A fresh and tender green sprout.
But if only it could save itself from the wind,
On her wayward turn about....

4 comments:

  1. You have been so delicate with your words, very nice

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  2. I like this. The end of course brings you back to the beginning... drawing a parellel to the circle of life? Serious poetry Ma'am!

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