THE WIND THAT WIPES AWAY
THE WIND THAT WIPES AWAY
D.F. Paul
I am the dawn that’s breaking,
the wind that wipes away.
I am the wheel a sad sun’s turning,
the color washed in gray.
Here is a man that’s lying;
he leaves them all behind.
Sets sails for the wide world burning
for a land he’ll never find.
There is a world that’s winding,
counts days until the end,
builds storms over the tear-washed alleys
that men could not defend.
Gone is the boy that’s dreaming
to a place in his mind,
away from the waking world’s yearning
and all the eyes gone blind.
Behold the night that’s coming
after day’s final breath,
when a word from a lost love spoken
sets pride to rest again.
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Posted on April 24, 2012, in D.F. Paul, POETRY and tagged Poems, poetry, THE WIND THAT WIPES AWAY. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
Here’s a weighty poem from D.F. Paul. Quite a formal work, but I think it adds something to the “miscellany” of MM.