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Where the wind goes


 

It rushes through the meadows on every blade of grass    

It soars by birds and sway’s as will pass

 

It dances on the flowers and buzzes with the bees

It can stop and go as it can please

 

Softly pushes through the burrow’s the bushes and the leaves

As it slows down to wave hello to the trees

 

It skips on lakes and speeds across seas

It goes to the park and gracefully leaves

 

It pushes off your hats, A playful joke

It hops with the frogs and goes with a croak

 

So it passes by you and loops as it goes

Not many people, not many know

 

Of what is the wind

And where it will go

 
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