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    The poem describes the wind as a powerful force of nature. It creeps through swamps and valleys, touching leaves and branches while surrounding rocks and streams. The wind cradles nature's breath, rocks it while singing a lullaby, and kisses its tender face with a gentle breeze. The wind instructs grass to bow before it and rules over leaves and water, telling rain when to fall and commanding waves to obey. Nature has given the wind many tasks, including flying with birds, running with cheetahs, guarding sleeping babies, and watching over howling dogs. Tornados are mere toothpicks compared to the wind's power, and hurricanes are but drizzling rain. The wind carries dan

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    The poem describes the wind as a powerful force of nature. It creeps through swamps and valleys, touching leaves and branches while surrounding rocks and streams. The wind cradles nature's breath, rocks it while singing a lullaby, and kisses its tender face with a gentle breeze. The wind instructs grass to bow before it and rules over leaves and water, telling rain when to fall and commanding waves to obey. Nature has given the wind many tasks, including flying with birds, running with cheetahs, guarding sleeping babies, and watching over howling dogs. Tornados are mere toothpicks compared to the wind's power, and hurricanes are but drizzling rain. The wind carries dan

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    The Wind

    Uploaded by

    RENIEL RAGMA
    The poem describes the wind as a powerful force of nature. It creeps through swamps and valleys, touching leaves and branches while surrounding rocks and streams. The wind cradles nature's breath, rocks it while singing a lullaby, and kisses its tender face with a gentle breeze. The wind instructs grass to bow before it and rules over leaves and water, telling rain when to fall and commanding waves to obey. Nature has given the wind many tasks, including flying with birds, running with cheetahs, guarding sleeping babies, and watching over howling dogs. Tornados are mere toothpicks compared to the wind's power, and hurricanes are but drizzling rain. The wind carries dan

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    The Wind

    I am the Wind The Wind


    I creep and crawl through every swamp and valley
    Touching every leaf and holding every branch I am the Wind
    Surrounding every rock and cooling every stream I creep and crawl through every swamp and valley
    Playing with the leaves that dance on my shoulders Touching every leaf and holding every branch
    Surrounding every rock and cooling every stream
    I am the Wind Playing with the leaves that dance on my shoulders
    I cradle nature’s breath in my arms
    Rocking it back and forth I am the Wind
    Singing to it my sweet lullaby I cradle nature’s breath in my arms
    Kissing its tender face with my gentle breeze Rocking it back and forth
    Singing to it my sweet lullaby
    I am the Wind Kissing its tender face with my gentle breeze
    I instruct tall grass to bow before me
    Ruling over the leaves and governing the water I am the Wind
    Telling the rain when to fall I instruct tall grass to bow before me
    Commanding even the waves of the ocean to obey me Ruling over the leaves and governing the water
    Telling the rain when to fall
    I am the Wind Commanding even the waves of the ocean to obey me
    Nature has given me more than one task
    I work to complete them all I am the Wind
    I fly with the birds and run with the cheetahs Nature has given me more than one task
    I guard the baby as she sleeps and watch over the dogs I work to complete them all
    that howl at the moon I fly with the birds and run with the cheetahs
    I play with the hair of a sleeping child I guard the baby as she sleeps and watch over the dogs
    I race the cars on the highway that howl at the moon
    I dance around the corn fields at dusk I play with the hair of a sleeping child
    I watch the world begin to slumber and am there at its I race the cars on the highway
    walking I dance around the corn fields at dusk
    I watch the world begin to slumber and am there at its
    I am the Wind walking
    Tornados are mere toothpicks for my teeth
    Hurricanes are but drizzling rain I am the Wind
    Blizzards lose their footing without me as their Tornados are mere toothpicks for my teeth
    foundation Hurricanes are but drizzling rain
    Rooted as the source of storm and tempest, I will not Blizzards lose their footing without me as their
    budge foundation
    Rooted as the source of storm and tempest, I will not
    I am the Wind budge
    I hold the stars and stripes of many flags
    Helping the countries show them with pride I am the Wind
    I collide with the sails of boats I hold the stars and stripes of many flags
    Catching my feet they make me pull them along Helping the countries show them with pride
    I collide with the sails of boats
    I am the Wind Catching my feet they make me pull them along
    I pull the leaves off of the tress like apples
    Laying them carefully on the ground to sleep I am the Wind
    Letting them rest under a blanket of snow till they wake I pull the leaves off of the tress like apples
    Laying them carefully on the ground to sleep
    I am the Wind Letting them rest under a blanket of snow till they wake
    I carry the seed of dandelions on my back
    Washing it with my breeze I am the Wind
    And planting it in the soft earth beneath my feet I carry the seed of dandelions on my back
    I cool it while I blow through pursed lips Washing it with my breeze
    And bring clouds to quench its thirst And planting it in the soft earth beneath my feet
    Soon my work is done I cool it while I blow through pursed lips
    And bring clouds to quench its thirst
    I am the Wind Soon my work is done
    Curling my fists at the mountains that stand in my way
    Disobeying the gravity of man I am the Wind
    Defying even life itself as I live on forever.
    Curling my fists at the mountains that stand in my way
    Disobeying the gravity of man
    Defying even life itself as I live on forever.

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