The original children's poems "Tree" and "Wind"

tree

beam

If I were a tree

Mom won't scold me for soiling my clothes again. Little sparrows will meekly hang a string of notes on my arm. Naughty butterflies will slide quietly, while dusty squirrels will jump around me and weave a shade net.

Hey! The hateful woodpecker tickled me with its sharp beak.

wind

No one has ever seen the wind.

Needless to say, I support you.

But when the leaves tremble,

We know it's windy there.

No one has ever seen the wind.

Needless to say, I support you.

But when the treetops nod,

We know the wind will pass.

No one has ever seen the wind.

Needless to say, I support you.

But when the river ripples,

We knew the wind was coming to play.