I am endlessly fascinated by wind- not least of all by it's invisibility; we recognize it only by its other effects on our surroundings.
Where does the wind go on cold, cold nights-
Out of the sight of the bright sunlight,
Under the gaze of the glowing moon,
When all the world is tired and sleeping;
Moaning and carrying on something fierce-
Could it be that the wind is weeping?
Where does the wind hide it's broken heart,
Out on the lake, around the boat-
And even when no one’s there to hear,
Does the wind ever look for an alibi-
When it's so quiet, you can hear your breath,
But the wind only heaves one threadbare sigh?
Where is the place wind could stay it's breeze;
So fidgety, flighty and full of glee-
Holding it's breath till the doors fell in;
The windows all cracking their window jams,
Saving it all for a winter's storm-
When the trees bend as low as they can.
I've always considered the wind the breath of God and "breaking wind" the breath of the Devil. Nicely done!