Snow and Air
- John Sester, LC
- Mar 12, 2024
- 1 min read
When it snows
And the wind blows through it,
You don't see the wind,
Nor is the snow the wind.
The movement of flakes
In clouds and gusts
Is an effect of the wind,
And that's all we see.
What is air
That ebbs and breathes?
You don't see the wind,
But the air is the wind,
A current of specks
More docile than snow.
What's one with the wind
Feels not its resistance.
A flowing of specks
More docile than snow.
When they're caught in the current,
They no longer feel the wind.
A river of sky,
Not seen, nor felt.
When you're deepest in the current
You might feel nothing.
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