Billowing winds of summer

Billowing Winds

winds

It comes when most needed  as if a lover
from the annals of the  history of love
a soft gentle breeze in the heat of summers day
it comes in from above

One limb of green  maple lifts softly as if
on a  sniff of a changing air
and arrives in just the right moment
the  soft cooling breezes of summer are  there

Last night I sat out  and observed them my face
pointing strangely into the dusk
I watched as the cool breezes grew steadily
I  will stay beyond the darkness  because I must

The winds  are a lover that have never let me down
although they arrive in all seasons
carrying a cool breath or even a falling snow
or whatever the reasons

Reluctantly I let the darkness gather around me
until I can no longer see
But the  cool evening winds of summer  enfold me
and blending  with my heart  I am free

EdF
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Sometime in my life, I started to write about my life journey, or in poetry, in story perhaps to sort out the missing from the found perhaps and enter them into a place of safekeeping. The soul of the writer is perhaps best described in their own words, emotions and thoughts. If these poems or stories touch something inside you then maybe I have succeeded in sharing. I will not write about my self in profile, because self isn't so important in writing. Only the journey in words and the sharing are important. Why would we say "Now about me!"... I'd rather write about life, nature, serenity ...

4 thoughts on “Billowing winds of summer

  • June 20, 2017 at 8:09 AM
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    Ed, nature is a wonderful catalyst for poetic subject matter and you have captured some of it’s essence here. Well done. ( you may want to reread and edit the first line of the second last stanza). Cheers.

  • June 20, 2017 at 10:31 AM
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    Well done, Ed. I love reading your poetry on nature. This verse is lovely and I could sense you sitting there relaxing on a beautiful evening.

    The first sentence in the second to last stanza reads fine now.

  • June 20, 2017 at 4:23 PM
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    Thank you John , and Phyllis , you always save me !…………………..:-}

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