Blustery boosts wound round the trees that were offering bullion, <br />The jewels fled after air particles goaded the actual trunks <br />And glum puzzled parts of bark were usurped, leaves were claimed, <br />And leaves were left to the forces of godly intervention. <br /> <br />After this natural contention a glow from the sky vanished <br />Replaced by darkness, the wide and wider abyss called night; <br />Jewels were conspicuous, leaving the stars in wonderment <br />To be called feeble for their glimmering and simmering. <br /> <br />As slowly as heating a cake, the day resumed, to fight the hard gusts <br />Yet again, as a single-handed wind strove along the road <br />And bit hard at the royal leverage, commonality had reasserted the scene <br />For the wind had since been an offence called Regicide. <br /> <br />The king had escaped into the alive-world, where little men reigned <br />To be reining horses of their own winning, the very aid he received for kingdom; <br />That kingdom was in no blustery showers, but this kingdom remained <br />With a queen who had lost her jewels in the forest of foes and worry.<br /><br />Naveed Akram<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/blustery/
