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And Wind Moves On
12021-09-23T17:57:42-07:00University of Alaska Anchorage Department of Englishdfa0ec4bec9eb2e87270c48641b61a5da7951c18393051plain2021-09-23T17:57:42-07:00University of Alaska Anchorage Department of Englishdfa0ec4bec9eb2e87270c48641b61a5da7951c18Sweat-sticked Hand waves to Wind so he soon dries.
But Mind, hung above, tries too hard to sprinkle time in Wind.
And Wind, sassy as she is, smirks down at Mind And says Now is future Now is past
Present is what I blew back in Eye So he squints and sobs and sees Everything except Present.
And Brow furrows. And Mouth flattens.
And Wind moves on.
MYA SCHRODER is a high school senior attending UAA through the AMCS program. This is her first year in Alaska and so far she loves it here! When she’s not enjoying the beautiful scenery that Anchorage has to offer, she loves to read and, of course, write poetry.
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