The Wind and Me

Saxon Crow



As I stand on this desolate heath

Upon this sea of green

My friend the wind comes running by

And shouts out follow me

I breathe him in and feel his life

Waking up my soul

So off I run upon this field

With the wind, my friend, in tow

With childlike abandon

And no restraint

The wind is running free

And me beside him keeping up

Wondering what we’ll see

A sudden flourish of colour and wing

And a trill of noise and song

A skylark raises from the brushes

Chirping on and on

This little bird belies the strength

And courage of his heart

He sings for all the world to see

That he’s braver than anyone

But then the wind tugs at my arm

And off we go again

Two friends together

Dancing and laughing

Simply having fun

Oh how I wish I could describe to you

Everything we see

For the wind brings life and movement

Upon this sea of green

So my friend has a request to ask of you

To go and visit him one day

Because of all the things that he could show you

He will show you how to play

  • Author: Saxon Crow (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 5th, 2020 05:17
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  • dusk arising

    Reading your words today brought back a feeling of childhood freedom... "racing with the wind and the feeling that i'm free" (Steppenwolf - Born to be wild).
    Yep, the way you wrote this i was with you feeling the wind rattling my shirt sleeves as i ran through the long grass chafing my bare legs (short trousers).

    But as i got older that wind became a lazy wind. Too lazy to go around me, it went straight through me.

  • Saxon Crow

    Ahh the dreaded cold chill wind!!! There's a poem waiting to happen!

  • Fay Slimm.

    Loud applause for your brilliant portrayal of what happens when we yield to the invite and run with the wind. A delightful flow to this read my friend.

    • Saxon Crow

      Thanks Fay. Although if today is anything to go by I'd rather be snug in a blanket, indoors, with the heating on... and a hot water bottle

    • orchidee

      A fine write Crow. Ahh, I thought this was gonna be about you eating too many baked beans or sprouts! lol.

      • Saxon Crow

        To be fair Orchi i was tempted!

      • Michael Edwards

        Great poem but I did have trouble reading it with the coloured background.

        • Saxon Crow

          Damn that artistic eye of yours Mike!

        • FredPeyer

          So well written, Saxon. I was running right beside you.

          • Saxon Crow

            Thanks Fred. However the reality is that id collapse after 10 yards!

          • Goldfinch60

            The freedom of life when the wind shows you nature's way portrayed in wonderful words SC.

            Andy

            • Saxon Crow

              Thanks GF, much appreciated



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