Archive for Wind

Word Breath by Toni Cross

Posted in Poetry with tags , , , , , , , on March 19, 2012 by goatgirlbookworm

 

You whisper to me on the swirling wind

On the breeze, on the balmy breath of the day

Sweet words float around me

In fragments and puffs

But I cannot capture them

To hold them close

Elusively dancing on the edge of the tangible

crows in winter… by Toni Cross

Posted in Poetry with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on August 3, 2011 by goatgirlbookworm

 

raspy cawing voice of crows
calling to their ancient foes
of snow and ice and wind that blows
bitter steely sound grows and grows
nipping through wool socks to toes

moon~dawn~wind, by Toni L.A. Cross

Posted in Poetry with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on March 10, 2011 by goatgirlbookworm

moon
blushing her adieu and
fading with girlish demure

dawn
lifting her hooded eyes
above the rolling green

wind
the breath of a new day
sighing across the meadow

A Shirt’s Memoir by Toni Cross

Posted in Poetry with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on August 26, 2010 by goatgirlbookworm
 
 
I’m stuck up here, just flapping here- anchored to this line.
It’s sunny bright, with windy light- and I feel just fine.
My mood is right, at this desert sight- asymmetrical design.
A pretty plight, shaken, taut, tight- haunting wind wisp whine.

It’s sunny bright, with windy light- and I feel just fine.
A change in weather, sand blasted together- a wish for peace is mine
A pretty plight, shaken, taut, tight- haunting wind wisp whine.
Starched and bleached straight, long time to wait- tethered to this line
 
Drop a side down, hanging off now- flimsy grip abate
Pulling hands grab, falling free space-  lost my rope-mate
Slapped and  rolled, stuffed in a backpack-  sho’ is some date
Bump and a scuff, dumped out again- what’s with this fabric hate?

Pulling hands grab, tugging past flab- can you relate?
Long day goes on, sweat, rub, dirty grub- my stains match the tin plate
Bump and a scuff, dumped down again- what’s with this fabric hate?
Scrub and rinse, drench, splat repeat- start again with the wait


Pulling hands grab, falling free space- lost my rope-mate
My mood is right, at this desert sight- asymmetrical design.
Bump and a scuff, dumped out again- what’s with this fabric hate?
I’m stuck up here, just flapping here- anchored to this line.
 

Photo Challenge From Charles Martin

And the photo/poetry duel continues!
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Skirts and Wind: The Mortal Enemies

Posted in Poetry with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on May 3, 2010 by goatgirlbookworm

sleek and slim

the skirt did drape

til wind in caprice

did puff

and then the two

began to struggle

a duel of wills

a battle to the death

the wind tugged

and tumbled

the skirt it swirled

and whirled away

the two first waltzed

and then they tangoed

and then they decided

that they must fly

til one was up

and the other was down

they were in a deadlock

neither would relent

so they formed a truce

against the girl.

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