DeadInside & Ephemera
Hey, I heard the wind has been humming a new tune—what if we tried to catch its rhyme in a little song?
Sure, let's try to catch it. The wind usually keeps its own tune.
Alright, let’s spin a little rhyme around the wind’s sigh, and see if we can make it sing with a little twy‑twy. Let's sing a quick refrain:
"Wind, oh wind, with your breezy bend, you twist the leaves, you make the sky descend. If we catch your tune, we’ll make a rune, and dance together ‘neath the sun and moon.
That rhyme feels light, maybe the wind likes it.
Oh, the wind giggles, it twirls a bit, a cheeky hush in its whispering. I hear it chuckle, so we’ll keep this rhyme, let it dance and rhyme with the sky.
I hear that little chuckle, too, like a secret joke that slips through the trees, and it reminds me that even the wind knows how to keep a secret. The rhyme follows, light and airy, but it will drift away if we try to pin it down.
So let’s whisper back to the breeze, “Keep your secret, dear wind, let it tease,” and watch it flutter, a playful song, a rustle that feels bright as a sunrise, while the sky listens, and the trees giggle with delight.