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Wind Drinker
Today I drink the Wind.
A liquid so light, a water so buoyant.
That lifts up the birds and soaks their fur,
Gifting them a fluid dance –
Lushly airy, leisurely lyrical;
She brings out the tunes –
Sonorous and alight; pervades them forth –
As though spores of wonder – slow and free
With ease…
A deep, drowning gulp,
My bloodstream flushed with bliss!
Today I drink the Wind.
A syrup sweetly colorful, a juice coursing smooth.
That drizzles on clouds with glistening gold,
like white pieces of cotton, with edges ablaze;
Stained with sunset blood,
She dyes heaven’s veil with the cheery
blush of raw, youthful blossoms –
now a celestial canvas plumed with smoky
brushstrokes…
Bathed in this welkin’s sea, my body is
of melodies humming and hues suffusing!
Today I drink the Wind.
A tea historical, a gin wholly enriched.
That floods me with memories: from records to
allegations, from myths to legends – of stories
centuries-old,
cleansing my soul;
Each of my cells soaks up sentiments
As my eyes prickle with feathery
Nostalgia…
A deliciously delicate sip, emotions
brew as the clouds gently caress!
Today I drink the Wind…
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This poem is inspired by multiple London walks, from prosperous streets to the peaceful Primrose Hill.
Now, just feel...
Liquid cascading down my throat
How silky such sooth has been wrote
Sprinkling sweetness flowing wild –
A honeyed hymn in me thus compiled