
Lo! Glorious wind, she blows
Spreading jubilation among the souls.
The wind of promise and repose;
Of Nature exhibiting a vital role.
The wind blows past her ruffled hair;
At time of dusk she looks up and stares.
The wind is gentle as if singing a prayer;
Soothing the burn of her rushing tears.
Gentle whispers of the wind;
With Nature has a perfect blend.
Hear the wind rustling the leaves;
Calming the senses when no one believes.
The wind tapping against the window;
Humming along the song of willow.
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The wind can be so much, soothing or gentle, caressing or maiming.. a choice of using the zephyr’s breath, the ever present movement that’s filled with meaning… great choice.
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The close is especially strong here, Sanaa–the wind tapping and humming–you definitely tap into the different sides of the wind here. Thanks for playing along. k.
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I feel the same way about her. I really like the last stanza.
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Soothing tears and “The wind tapping against the window;
Humming along the song of willow.
Lovely, lovely images.
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Love the wind of ‘promise and repose’ and all the gentleness associated with it…a lovely write Sanaa as always π
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There is something quite magical in the the way the wind seems to talk to us, even warning or chastising us as we live our foolish lives.
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“..as if a prayer..”—ah, yes.. the wind is clearly like that, Sanaa. I like that you wrote about the wind as it is my favourite element. I always find connection with the wind as the sound it produce is like a bird’s prayer to my ears—humming psalms beyond sacramental faith. Thanks for the poem! This is bookmark worthy.
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Wind purposefully drying tears, a nice notion.
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I think me and Alice need to come and spend a day with you Sanaa – every poem is so full of joy and life π
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This blows as gently and as sweetly as a refreshing wind on a hot day. I especially like your last two lines.
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Wonderful imagery! the wind is one of those things like the moon that seems to capture a poet’s imagination. I love your interpretation!
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Love the wind.
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Ah, the wind is glorious as well as gentle….so much is contained in the wind. So very important to nature.
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I admire the gentle side of the wind, specially the last stanza ~
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‘Spreading jubilation among the souls’ Lovely. π
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Such intriguing imagery
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I especially love “the song of willow”……….beautiful.
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Big fan of your work! Keep ’em coming. I have one friend who feels uneasy in the wind, but I like your take.
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You brought what is invisible to me into a living creative force. When I lived in MN I saw wind as a nuisance until I moved to MD. Now it is a life force π
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A lovely write! Love the reference to the willow.
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It’s always soothing to look at the wind. It either soothes or expresses our emotions with its movement. In some way, I guess it also wipes tears.
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The wind blows in mysterious ways. Sometimes she is sooo fierce, other times gentle and soothing. Like a spirited mother?
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Ah, Ms. Wind–she can bring destruction or jubilation, and she can bring prayers. You bring us the soft prayerful companion.
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You have captured so many personalities of the wind. I like the soothing contrasts.
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There is something about the soothing or conversely soul shaking qualities of the wind….such beautiful imagery you have given the wind here in this beautiful poem!
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Love thinking that the wind spreads jubilation! Just lovely.
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This is so soothing and cathartic. I love the sound of wind. It truly does calm the senses.
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A great poem, the feeling is as if the wind just went past.
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Thanks for linking this beautiful poem at Monday WRites, Sanaa; A happy and holy season of fasting to you
Much love…
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Oh I love wind! The way it feels at one’s face is so refreshing! It really makes me forget everything. I loved your write.. it was equally refreshing. π
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Ah, beautiful. I love windy days, except the times when the wind raises a dust storm. π
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The wind… yet another facet of mother nature’s personality and character. This was a pleasant read.
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“Soothing the burn of her rushing tears”–I like the way you captured the calming nature of the wind through phrases like this one.
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Very lovely write, Sanaa! I really loved the lines,
‘Hear the wind rustling the leaves;
Calming the senses when no one believes.’
Made me think of fall π
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Love the soothing effect of the wind: ‘The wind is gentle as if singing a prayer;’ ~ beautifully written.
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Love gentle winds on mild mornings. Nicely written.
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__The fourteen lines; the rhyme pattern; the phase, and its support… here, a sonnet form is suggested. Apart from that, such a grand and earthly poem. Always, _m
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Beautiful images of wind, Sanaa. Very well written.
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