Sound and wind is a poem by M.T. Al-Mansouri, Ph.D.

[M.T. Al-Mansouri, Ph.D.]

Sound and wind go together like a wounded boy walking with wound on his leg.
The straight and winding paths are the clear definitions of their covenant.
Miss World and the beautiful crown are seasonal fames.
Icons of love and life surface during the search for purpose.
The sound, the wind and the gentle waves are harmonious entities.
The groans and sighs of terrifying times are for release of pressure.
Desert boy and comfortable jihadist are indignant.
A sunflower leaning in the direction of the wind loses its pollen.
Death, life, and gardens of bliss are the secrets of the eloquent book.
The winds and sounds are related by waves.