- Non-Erotic Poetry
- Jet Stream
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Click hereMidsummer mocks us with
bluster and chill more fitting our
scorching April and we
shrill of climate change while the
Jet Stream goeth
where it listeth
shrieking west to east to
simmer Summer somewhere.
- COMMENTS
fridayamalmost 13 years agoAuthor"The wind goeth where it listeth" is from the Bible, John 3:8, and the words felt appropriate here. Thanks for the comments.
Desejoalmost 13 years agoGoeth and listeth were a tongue in cheek association with ye olde Midsummer, which is why I smiled. But if I'm wrong about that then yes, I agree the words could be stated in more modern language.
GuiltyPleasurealmost 13 years ago.....have to disagree with the previous comment, the "goeth/listeth" grates for me as being out of place - "goes where it wll" seems just as good, the former adds nothing in an otherwise nice little poem.
Tess
Desejoalmost 13 years agoI have to say I smiled warmly at the "jet stream goeth/where it liseth". I like this.
