The Whispering Winds

A poem of the language of the breeze

David Rudder
1 min readAug 4, 2020
Photo thanks to Glenn Carstens-Peters on unsplash

She whispers near my window
and filters through the trees
in a language that I understand
the language of the breeze.

In the morn before the dawn
she whispers o’er the Bay
and moves the soft leaves waving
to herald a new day.

I watch her from my vantage point
she sweeps the clouds away
and lifts sea-eagles soaring
high above the ocean spray.

All the time she whispers
a song born in the nether
she travels o’er the land and sea
and through the purple heather.

She is the sailor’s companion
respite from summer heat
for a refreshing change in the air
she’s impossible to beat.

Her metaphors are magic
as she floats freely through the air
she washes away uncertainties
then leaves without a care.

She comes each day then in the night
she gently fades until
the dawn comes softly stealing
she rarely will lay still.

She brings the things I long to hear
and brushes past my skin
she is the whispering winds
my very next of kin.

©

David Rudder
5th August 2020

Thank you for reading.

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David Rudder
David Rudder

Written by David Rudder

Top writer in Poetry. I am a diarist and write poetry to reflect my thoughts.

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