The Wind (the Tale) by Eugene Field

The poem tells the story of a wind that whispers secrets to the trees and flowers, and they whisper back to the wind. The wind then shares these secrets with the clouds, who in turn share them with the moon. The poem explores the idea that nature has its own language and way of communicating, which is separate from human understanding.

By Eugene Field · First published 1897 · Genre: Lyric Poetry, Romanticism, Nature Poetry

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