Windy Words
We live in a pass. Two mountains - each a couple of miles high
creating a natural tunnel for the wind to zoom through.
I smell the sweet wind helping me to read.

I see the wind blowing the tree's leaves far away.

I see the wild wind blowing my hair back.

I see the wind making the tree going back and forth.

I feel the wind blowing my clothes.

I feel the powerful wind blowing the dried colorful leaves.

I feel the wind blowing my hair off my head.

I love the wind to blow me away.

I see the stormy winds bringing heavy, heavy clouds.

I feel the cold soft wind going into my red ear.

I feel the wind creeping inside me.

I feel the hard wind that is blowing the colorful leaves side by side in the sky.

I feel the wind blowing softly on my eyelashes.

I hear the mad wind yelling in my ear giving me an ear ache.

I feel the spinning wind twisting me around like a tornado.

I feel the sweet dry wind blowing me to a place that is cool.

I see the wind blowing the rain down.

I hear the misty wind whispering words to my listening soft ear.

I feel the soft wind blowing gently on my sweet light brown face.

I see the fast wind blowing the balloons up in the sky.

I feel the wild wind blowing my green and red shirt back and forth, back and forth.

I feel the hard wind pushing and pinching me.

I feel the hot wind blowing in my sweating face.

I see the sweet dry wind blowing gently and blowing my homework away.

I hear the sweet wind blowing in my dry mouth to clean my mouth.


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