How Lonely the Wind Blows

Mary Naylor  confirmed
In the forest by the bridge,
Where the cliffs are so high
And the valley stretches endlessly below.
How lonely the wind blows
Over the forest and flowers
And echoes through the soul.
We shall miss you though
Many never even met you,
Still they think of you as a friend.

Sometimes, we just can't see past the storm,
And we think that it will never end.
Then how lonely the wind blows,
Oh, how lonely the wind blows,
So goodbye until we meet again.

Published by Mary Naylor confirmed

I was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1933. I grew up in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, a wild and beautiful state, rich in literature and lore. I loved the stories of Paul Bunyon and his ox, Babe. The hoax of t...  View profile

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  • Teila Tankersley12/30/2010

    This is precious!! Great job

  • Delicia Powers10/23/2010

    My, this poem takes my breath-away, wonderful tribute, beautiful in so many ways, thank you!

  • Mike Powers10/22/2010

    Beautifully written, thanks!

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