Dancing with the Wind
You stand in your room,
A silhouette against the pale light
Of the moon.
The breeze blowing in your ears,
Crawling softly over your skin,
Singing through the chimes
That hang outside your window.
Letting go, you fall
Into the arms of air
Dancing with the wind
Caressing your hair.
Each step your take
Floats above the creamy colored carpet
In your solitary room.
And from here,
Hidden in the rustling leaves
Of my watchtower tree,
You appear like the goddess
Who rules the night sky.
Dance with the wind.
Feel its subtle embrace.
Let it whisper love songs
In your ears.
Let it kiss your face.
Move to the rhythms of its
Enchanting breeze,
Move to the beats of
My enchanted heart.
YOU ARE READING
Waterdance
PoetryLove poems *Amazing cover by the talented Amber Boyd, @the3dreamers. Thanks, once again!*