Poem
As my mutt and I meandered,
We listened for the windsong;
Through the gate and past the post
To the sloping road of milk,
The road of the clay pools and the
Pink ladies, who always reach out
And up towards the hickory, oak, and pine,
We found the company of
The croak and the crocus, who
Though only scarcely seen in the fiery
Pine needle mulch, are present everywhere,
Responding as my mutt and I
To the never ending cadence,
The weeping and the worshiping
Windsong.
Poem
As my mutt and I meandered,
We listened for the windsong;
Through the gate and past the post
To the sloping road of milk,
The road of the clay pools and the
Pink ladies, who always reach out
And up towards the hickory, oak, and pine,
We found the company of
The croak and the crocus, who
Though only scarcely seen in the fiery
Pine needle mulch, are present everywhere,
Responding as my mutt and I
To the never ending cadence,
The weeping and the worshiping
Windsong.