An Unseen Shape
Shifter
the wind is not to
see but to be felt though not as a feeling like happy or sad
we can see the
damage it can do knock down all the buildings on a far away island
named vanuatu that
wind was called a cyclone spinning winds a tornado
and like the
wolf with the hair on his chinny chin chin who threatened
the little pigs
he would blow their house down
the tornado can blow
your house down... and your town yesterday
we discovered the
winds had moved the portal you built off its' foundation
& one day the
winds ripped the roof off the studio in march
when the winds
come it melts the precious snow pack off the mountain sides
the snow pack that
is needed to fill the rivers and wash the dust away in summer
when the sun shines
continually & the air is still a gentle breeze is welcome
it finds its' way
into an open window cools your face & makes it possible
to live a little
longer moves the wind chimes in the garden reminds you it can be
a welcome
companion or a dreaded enemy an unseen shape shifter
March 18, 2015
13 comments:
Brilliant. An excellent name for it. Really captures the positive and negative of the wind.
a poem woven like a tapestry - nice
Oh - I love the 'shape shifter' very cool personification - and the wind can be the big bad wolf as well as that welcome companion. Really liked this! Thanks
Love the shape shifter which can be both the roaring cyclone and the gentle hand that move the wind-chimes.. I love this.
Those strong winds can blow down anything ~ Like the different capture of the wind ~
yeah - the wind has many faces....so gentle and sometimes so forceful... my heart bled when i saw the pics on tv...so many people lost everything they had..
I like this. The wolf, with the hair on his chinny chin chin was a nice touch. Peace, Linda
Indeed it can be a friend or an enemy. I like the idea that it is a 'shape shifter.'
LOVE the idea of wind as shape-shifter. Wow! I also love the breeze coming in the open window "making it possible to live a little longer".
Shape shifter! Perfect. And the wind indeed takes many forms. A destroyer and yet, when it comes in the window, it is a life giver. Lovely tapestry here.. Hayes Spencer is Kanzensakura
Unique take that works well!
This is very interesting, and very different style that works!
wonderful words and poetry.
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