| The Wind Moaning, keening, on autumn day, Speak of funerals far away, Singing loud on summers night, Cackling with madman�s delight. Playing gaily with fall leaves, Whistling, groaning beneath the eaves, Whirling up with child�s kite, As if it were mischievous sprite. Chasing dark clouds over the hill, Giving my arms a rightful chill, Laughing as it flies away, To whip up a storm on Tampa bay. |
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