Naiad 1975 - Lake-Sumter Community College
Naiad 1975 - Lake-Sumter Community College
Naiad 1975 - Lake-Sumter Community College
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A Mental Indiscretion<br />
I love to feel the wind<br />
blow cool on my face<br />
and wildly through my hair.<br />
It is so free.<br />
You cannot see the wind<br />
but yet it is there.<br />
And it.is beautiful -as it<br />
dances through the flowers<br />
and whispers quietly through<br />
the pines.<br />
It sways all of the yellows,<br />
and blues, and greens of<br />
the world.<br />
And gives them a certain vitality<br />
which is not there after<br />
the breeze diminishes.<br />
Just think- if there were no wind,<br />
how could there be sailboats<br />
and kites.<br />
And even nature would suffer. For<br />
then the sea would have no<br />
waves; the flowers no dance;<br />
and the trees no whisper.<br />
All of the voiceless things in nature<br />
would have no way of expressing<br />
themselves<br />
Except through blossoms, and leaves<br />
and depth, which is beautiful<br />
but somehow not quite the same.<br />
You can not touch the wind.<br />
You can not hold it in your<br />
hand or place it in a box.<br />
Yet it can touch you. It will<br />
kiss your face and caress<br />
your hair.<br />
It can be warm and exciting<br />
or can blow with all<br />
the roth in heaven.<br />
There is every bit of beauty<br />
one could imagine in the<br />
wind and it adds beauty<br />
to everything it touches.<br />
Morji Creech<br />
Diamonds on black velvet<br />
A ring of silver light<br />
In the meeting of our eyes<br />
The depth of the skies<br />
Forever . .. .<br />
Terri Barnett<br />
Love is Three colors:<br />
Yellow, for the sunshiney happy love.<br />
Red, for everything is just Roses.<br />
And Blue, for when it hurts the most.<br />
Without a word being spoken,<br />
of those formed in the almost hidden<br />
recesses of our thoughts,<br />
We talked.<br />
Idle chatter, nothing more, as well<br />
you might imagine<br />
had you heard us.<br />
But, as we looked into each other's eyes,<br />
those unspoken words,<br />
as soundless .as a falling snowflake,<br />
tumbled forth.<br />
And when we parted, recalling nothing,<br />
really,<br />
of the idle chatter,<br />
We knew, that for a moment<br />
we had been lovers.<br />
Harald R. Lorimer<br />
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