.
.When she called his name
to the north wind
it roared
through the trees
and made her winter green.
.
When she called his name
to the mountainside
it rose
up the ridge
like a fever.
.
When she called his name
to the racing sky
it echoed
like a dozen geese
searching for a season.
.
When she called his name
to the ocean
it churned
to salt butter
on her toast.
.
When she called his name
to a sliver of moon
it hung like a lamp
on the dark side
of doubt
and this time she knew
that he heard.
.
(c) 1995, 2017 Betty Hayes Albright
One of your best.
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Thank you, Caddo.
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As we too …
Suspended.
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Suspended – accurate interpretation!
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OH! that is wonderful!
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Thanks very much, Willow. 🙂
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Liked the progression in the poem.
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Thank you, Charlie!
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