The Wind
Whispers of Nature: Unveiling the Mysteries in Claudia Robin Gunn's 'The Wind'
Lyrics
Every time the wind blows it is always pushing over
Expresses the consistency of the wind, always pushing over dustbins on the speaker's street.
All the dustbins on my street
Highlights the mundane impact of the wind, specifically on the environment of the speaker's street.
Making whirlwinds with the autumn leaves
Describes the wind's creation of whirlwinds with autumn leaves, emphasizing its playful and dynamic nature.
Every time the wind blows it is always whipping up
Reiterates the consistent nature of the wind, now whipping up the sea and its racing horses.
The racing horses of the sea
Depicts the speaker observing the sea's horses running in the deep, connecting nature's elements.
And I watch them running in the deep
Continues the observation of nature, with the speaker watching the sea's horses in motion.
When the wind blows
Introduces the recurring theme of the wind and its impact.
When the wind blows
Repeats the idea of the wind, emphasizing its significance in the speaker's experience.
And every time the wind blows it is always stirring up
Reiterates the wind's consistent action, stirring up tiny grains of sand.
The thousand tiny grains of sand
Describes the tactile experience of holding the grains of sand affected by the wind.
Tolling over over in my hands
Emphasizes the impact of the wind on the speaker, tolling the sand over in their hands.
And every time the breeze disturbs the tree tops
Expands on the wind's effect, disturbing tree tops and creating ruffles in the speaker's hair.
And makes ruffles in my hair
Connects the physical sensation of the wind in the speaker's hair to the presence of life.
I know the breath of life, the hand of life is everywhere
Reflects on the pervasive nature of life, symbolized by the breath and hand of life being everywhere.
When the wind blows (it's always blowing me away)
Repeats the idea of the wind, suggesting that it consistently blows the speaker away metaphorically.
When the wind blows (it's always blowing me away)
Reiterates the impact of the wind, emphasizing its continual ability to astonish or overwhelm the speaker.
When the wind blows (it's always blowing me away)
Repeats the concept, reinforcing the idea that the wind is consistently powerful and awe-inspiring.
Every time the wind blows
Repeats the phrase "Every time the wind blows," underscoring the persistent and cyclic nature of the wind.
Every time the wind blows
-Every time the wind blows
-Every time the wind blows
-Every time the wind blows
-Every time the wind blows
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