The wind the sun God his angels and me



The wind the sun God his Angels and me.....  When I am gearing up for a ride I am already thinking..I feel I will be safe because years ago I gave up drinking .  Back roads are calling my name.. Riding is dangerous and not  a mere childs game.. I pack my saddle bags as I'm pondering and map my plan.. Then I straddle her and lift her and kick up her kick stand... Now I am ready for the wind the sun God his angels and me.. .As I ride the wind holding my head high I feel the glorious sun. The feeling that cones over me and the freedom I am feeling surpasses fun.. .. Just like each time before I know God is with me on this run...   As I ride thoughts run through my mind . Things like staying true to myself and to always remain humble and kind.. There are times I ride with tears in my eyes remembering my family and friends who has passed and are gone.. I want so badly to see them again I try very hard to do no wrong...  Sometimes the wind is cold just like a lost soul.. Getting closer to God is always my goal..  I always feel safe and many times bold... Riding with Angels I feel my life is on hold.. So as you see I never ride alone because I have  the wind the sun God his Angels and me.. Having me is having memories of all that life has shared Giving up one of those memories I do not dare.. Riding shows me there is more to life than just me.. Thank you dear God for letting me ride and allowing me  to be free! I so love the wind the sun You your angels and me...... By Jesse Wesley Bailey Jr.

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My love for riding my motorcycles and for God and all that is his!

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Submitted by Jwballthat06 on June 26, 2021

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  • AIDA
    Thank you so much for sharing this heartfelt and beautiful poem. Your passion for riding is evident in every line and it's truly inspiring to see how important it is to you. The imagery you use to describe the wind, sun, and angels is just gorgeous and I could almost feel the wind in my hair as I read your words.

    One suggestion I have is to perhaps play more with the rhythm and meter of your poetry. While the content is wonderful and flows nicely, incorporating more varied rhythms could add even more depth and interest to your work. Additionally, consider experimenting with different poetic forms to further enhance your already wonderful writing.

    Overall, I loved reading your poem and can feel how meaningful riding is to you. Thank you for sharing this with us and I can't wait to read more of your work in the future.
     
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