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(A poem I wrote a while ago)
 
 
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Wild Elements
 
Wild Elements
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By: Paul Spooner
 
By: Paul Spooner
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June 10th, 2006
 
June 10th, 2006
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With crimson flames the night was lit
 
With crimson flames the night was lit
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and round about the fire pit
 
and round about the fire pit
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the dancing shapes would dart and flit
 
the dancing shapes would dart and flit
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and every figure every bit
 
and every figure every bit
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as wild as before,
 
as wild as before,
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as wild as before.
 
as wild as before.
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Four airy zephyrs come and go
 
Four airy zephyrs come and go
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the oak leaves waving to and fro
 
the oak leaves waving to and fro
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come every cloud, begin to blow
 
come every cloud, begin to blow
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will storm become (they do not know)
 
will storm become (they do not know)
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as wild as before,
 
as wild as before,
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as wild as before?
 
as wild as before?
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Now water falling from the sky
 
Now water falling from the sky
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the streams and rivers ever ply
 
the streams and rivers ever ply
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till foaming ocean drawing nigh
 
till foaming ocean drawing nigh
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and all the while the seagulls cry
 
and all the while the seagulls cry
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as wild as before,
 
as wild as before,
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as wild as before.
 
as wild as before.
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But up against the ocean stand
 
But up against the ocean stand
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the never ending rocky strand
 
the never ending rocky strand
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while mountains high look o're the land
 
while mountains high look o're the land
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still strong and hard and old and grand
 
still strong and hard and old and grand
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and wild as before
 
and wild as before
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as wild as before.
 
as wild as before.
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Latest revision as of 16:16, 26 May 2021

Wild Elements

By: Paul Spooner

June 10th, 2006



With crimson flames the night was lit

and round about the fire pit

the dancing shapes would dart and flit

and every figure every bit

as wild as before,

as wild as before.


Four airy zephyrs come and go

the oak leaves waving to and fro

come every cloud, begin to blow

will storm become (they do not know)

as wild as before,

as wild as before?


Now water falling from the sky

the streams and rivers ever ply

till foaming ocean drawing nigh

and all the while the seagulls cry

as wild as before,

as wild as before.


But up against the ocean stand

the never ending rocky strand

while mountains high look o're the land

still strong and hard and old and grand

and wild as before

as wild as before.