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Sunday, January 3, 2010
A Mighty Wind...
Again I reply to the triple winds
running chromatic fifths of derision
outside my window:
Play louder.
You will not succeed. I am
bound more to my sentences
the more you batter at me
to follow you.
And the wind,
as before, fingers perfectly
its derisive music.
..... January by William Carlos Williams, Rutherford
Isn't this poem perfect for today? I didn't step out of the house once. Too cold. Too windy. Vacation and holidays over. Brrrr! Who wants to listen to the wind's derisive music, anyway?
Keep writing,
Maureen
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