Evening Breeze

Cool and calm is the evening breeze Travelling miles, she brings us ease On wings so fleet, as a fairy she comes Through woods and trees, she sweetly hums An impish visitor, the dancer of the sphere An awaited presence, everyone's cheer Singing and dancing, hopping and skipping With the bells on her anklets, ringing and tinkling Across the corn, she merrily moves From where she alights, no one knows None can see her but sense her touch Shivering leaves fear her clutch She travels downhill, winding the dale Swift and light, yet strong and hale Fevered minds, with a touch, she heals Her nimble movements, everyone feels As she wings her way through mango groves Whistling and shaking the fruit laden boughs Ripening mangoes fall to the ground And children joyfully rally round Over land and water, she plays her tricks Like a flash of lightning, she swiftly flips And furtively retreats to her far away nest To roam and rollick after an interim rest