Like air moved by air
Stirred by the Earth’s spin
And not like a soul
Who does not care. Wind
Can’t care. You knew that,
In your mind of snow,
Old man Tink-a-Tunk,
And you said so, who
Was more blunt than most
On what was not there.
But still you wrote this
Sad small poem on wind
That is not fooled, but
Still feels, is not still.
Was it a bad day?
Were you the wind pushed
By how you could not
Be you as you wished?