The Wind Doesn'T Cry Mary Poem by Rani Turton

The Wind Doesn'T Cry Mary

Rating: 5.0


Tempests that howl over chimneypots
No words whispering Mary
Not a single name not a single verse in rhyme
That traffic light didn't turn blue
The wind didn't say anything at all this time.

Another time, another age, the wind
Played with us but now its through
Now there is nothing left to murmur
The wind doesn't whisper Mary

The urban lights twinkle and glow
Wet dark streets decay and buildings grow
Bombs splatter and fields decay
But that for most of us is far, far away.

The wind doesn't whisper Mary
But its true, we are still staggering along
The road is long, the wind is strong
But doesn't whisper the words of that song
And the wind doesn't cry out
Mary

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ashraful Musaddeq 25 May 2009

It is a beautiful poem, love this piece.10+

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Kevin Wells 08 October 2008

Absolutely adore this piece, Rani. Love the 'nod' to Jimi Hendrix too!

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Hey, maybe it doesn't but on we go and some of us have the wind behind us. Great imagery. Ez.

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Broken Peaces 28 March 2008

That was tremendous Rani you could have sung it to me more than ten if I could Chris x

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