That howling winter wind — its banshee call reminds us all of just how much we’ve sinned.
Across the drifting dunes the eddies spawned by swirling winds carve mystic notes in runes.
Once piled with harvest sheaves, this former farm hails summer’s end with piles of autumn leaves.
Originality: Our thoughts? Our own? Ancestral links? Immortality?
Darkening the sky, a living cloud of migrant birds knows which way to fly.
This ocean view is swell – I love the gulls, the seals, the whales – could do without the smell.
Against the window — thump! Upon the pane, like fingerprints, the downy feathers clump.
Wondrous color, scarlet, marred by notoriety – linked to famous harlot.
A fence leaves goals in doubt – designed to keep its contents in or keep intruders out?
under consruction
Written 1997 by David L Brungart - © Copyright