The Wind Comes to my Rescue

Katie B.

The Wind Comes to My Rescue

 

Even in the unflinching heat of night I find respite

In repose, the macramé hammock of youth cradles

 

The wind comes to my rescue in my sweltering

Humidity hangs heavy in South Florida

 

The innocence of night entices

At once I’m drawn to the stars

 

Scattered in the sky like night lights

Hung perfectly like pictures on my wall

 

The moon holds its usual place

Breathless

 

It seems the moon breathes for the sky

Its omnipotence holds my earth captive

 

  • Author: Katie B. (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 13th, 2025 07:43
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  • sorenbarrett

    Beautiful and most identifiable images in this poem of the night sky and air. Well done Katie



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