Forbidden Winds

Forbidden Winds

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Even the most beautiful make mistakes sometimes. But mistakes are what shapes the term 'grace'.

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Yesterday the winds whispered to me
Its scarlet secrets and magical mysteries
Forlorn in its cloud
Forbidden to be free
And when a storm arrives,
It shivers with glee.
Always on the look-out
For the breeze is never safe
Smothered by the sun, clashed by the rain
But still in battle for its amazing terrain
It sweeps the trees
To wonderful song
The wisps of its elements
Always so mesmerizing and strong.
The clouds roll a bit faster,
Birds chirp and swerve in its company
High grasses sway, flips by the bees
And like every other form of weather,
Can cause a disaster. 

© 2012


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Added on May 29, 2012
Last Updated on May 29, 2012
Tags: Nature, Metaphors