WIND

The wispy trail of the scud crashing by Natures street-sweeper ready to fly The usually delicate foliage of the Maiden Grass strikes the red-faced Cheek like shards of glass Leaves and small pieces of trash whip About looking for doorways to play A newspaper floats about on the way To it’s next reader no doubt The tulip remains tight lipped as her Long stem is enslaved by the wind Not so for the bunny who’s long Bunny ears go with the flow The bright yellow skirt of the woman Dances about her knees in mayhem The winds never die down but flit About, in whispers, to again, at any Given moment become the sky’s Frisky jesters