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THE WIND WHISPERS

by thereluctantpoet

BY CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM

THE WIND WHISPERS
IN THE TREES
THE LEAVES
RUSTLE THEIR REPLIES

THE PIED PIPER WIND
SPINS STORIES
TELLING TEMPTING LIES

COME FLY AWAY
COME FLY AWAY
UPON MY GENTLE BREEZE
LEAVE THE TREES
COME BE WITH ME
FAR, FAR FROM EARTHBOUND TREES

COME BE WITH ME
COME DREAM WITH ME
COME LOOK AT ALL YOU’LL SEE
DRIFTING ON A GENTLE BREEZE
IF YOU’LL COME WITH ME

THE WIND WHISPERS
TO THE LEAVES
AND THEY BELIEVE
BUT THE AUTUMN WIND LIES

© 2016 CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM – THE RELUCTANT POET
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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Posted on September 23, 2020 at 5:42 PM in chuck   |  RSS feed |   Reply   |   Trackback URL

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19 Responses to “THE WIND WHISPERS”

    
  1. JanBeek
    September 23, 2020 at 6:54 PM

    Where I sit, the autumn wind whispers truth!
    Tune in your other ear and hear!
    Hear the wind whisper love through the leaves!
    Hear with your loving ear.

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  2. Artist/Poet_JayMoraShihadeh
    September 23, 2020 at 7:14 PM

    i’m in florida but still feel the very beginnings of seasonal change, ahhhh love it! you’ve inspired me to dig out some old poetry from my days up north written in the fall, thanks!

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  3. Penny Wilson Writes
    September 23, 2020 at 7:39 PM

    Lovely, Chuck!! “AND THEY BELIEVE
    BUT THE AUTUMN WIND LIES” Great lines. A beautiful poem for a day like today. ❤

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  4. Christine Bolton, Poetry for Healing
    September 23, 2020 at 8:59 PM

    A beautiful Autumn poem Chuck 🥰 I loved the ending …

    THE WIND WHISPERS
    TO THE LEAVES
    AND THEY BELIEVE
    BUT THE AUTUMN WIND LIES

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  5. thereluctantpoet
    September 24, 2020 at 9:49 PM

    Ah, I love it when my words read out to you!!! My favorite lines in the poem. Interesting truth about real life too, isn’t it!
    We can identify the ending line to our reality now, can’t we!!
    xoxo
    😘💕💖🌹

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