"and what of the wind..."

and what of the wind
when she
weaves her fingers through the
branches of the aspen
and
lifts the swallows
high above
the
chapel's eaves...

is she the grand choreographer...the
gentle
school marm shepherding her
little ones
here and there
like scampering
leaves on a brisk autumn day

and what of the wind
when the
face of water ripples with
laughlines and
giggles from  the pleasure of her
touch...so delicate that
she shivers
with delight and
once again we know
the wind
was there...like the breath of one
beloved on the back
of her neck

and what of the wind
whose
brush against
your heart
lifts you into service
carries you along the path of
courage,
allows you to soar on the thermals of
affection...

then...

what of the wind...

and her
sister...

Love



referenced in this post:  from the "Glossary" of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy:

WIND.  That which indicates the might of omnipotence and the movements of God's spiritual governance, encompassing all things...."

The Greek word for wind (pneuma) is used also for sprit..."