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Wind


you billow you bluff you can't blow enough you twirl and spin you craft waves and dunes you blow through full moons you come from the west to the east can't ever cease you never bring peace surround my form create me a storm weave through my hair while leaving the ground bare tug at my clothes its you I chose as all wizards know as all wind go an ever changing breeze it's you that I seize it's you I need it's me you must heed.
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