The wind plays
its solo song,
sadly sweeping
through the air.
Swaying between
the weeping trees.
A symphony.
A sympathetic display.
The way
the branches bow,
in painful mourning
at the loss of day.
The whistling sound echoes
through this graveyard town.
No people around.
Just concrete
and steel
tombstones.
Monuments
that conceal
the previous
days ordeals.
The eerie swirl
as the wind
whirls.
Whooshing
through alleyways,
kicking cans
with invisible feet.
Brushing the debris
of yesterday,
into a pile
of loose memory.
As the sun rises,
the wind plays,
in its own private paradise.
It rustles
through the irises
in open fields,
causing them to dance.
The long night-time over,
the wind waves
and with
wide open arms
it embraces the day.
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