Squally Spring by Pauline Cleary

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It’s quite a blustery Spring this year.
It’s quite a squally Spring.
The wind is whistling at my door.
That wind can surely sing.
It’s really good for flying kites
and getting washing dry.
It blows away the cobwebs,
tosses clouds across the sky.
But I wouldn’t mind if it settles soon,
if the trees don’t shake and bend.
A little peace would be just fine.
I wish that wind would end.

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Kite's Tail

  • Submitted in response to Poetry Prompt #3

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Found a kite

by Marc Low

 

If you should ever find a kite

And fly it in the air,

You’ll find it flying beautifully,

Flitting, soaring there;

 

The people staring will be awed

And think that it’s your kite;

Poets and lovers will all laugh

And smile at your kite’s sight.

 

And when it rains the kite will fall

And flounder to the ground,

And with a sigh you’ll leave at last

With that kite that you found.