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This is a style I haven't used very often, but... this
one turned out nicely, I think. It's the product of sitting near
the top of a tree, where there's leaves and sky above you and thrice as
many sun-spattered leaves below, and there is no sound but for the wind
and the leaves....
Wind-Singers
Listen! Can you hear them?
No? Why not? Silence
is far from reality,
here, where you sense
the wind and the sun
and the shadows
on the singers…
The singers…
They sing to me, you know.
Who sings, you ask?
They are right there!
There, with dappled light
glinting, gold, green,
silver, bright life,
replete with life and Light
and song and singing.
Wind-singers!
Fluttering leaves,
whispering breeze,
can you not listen?
Listen, for beauty
and for peace
and for joy
and singing silence
in the wind…
Can you not hear?
They call, bright leaves,
dark leaves, wind-whispered.
I sing to them
and they sing to me,
and you, if you
only will be still.
Come, sit with me
here in the high branches,
close your eyes,
and listen.
The wind-singers
tell of light and dark
and peace and frenzy,
and I sit,
and I hear,
And
the singers sing to me.
So... That's it. I hope you liked it; I hope you review.