They Moan in Wind
Michael Bazzett
Keening is not the word, exactly. Nor is singing fully apt. Nor does moaning
capture it with the exactitude one might hope. Language, frankly, is not up
to the task.
Yet we must make do with the tools on the table.
When the wind lifts and the great forest begins to sway, another sound
rises. A chorus of them, nesting in a particularly ravaged tree. A stark
choir for a dissonant, minor chord.
The fine hairs that cover the body lift like antennae. We hear it through
our skin.
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