Who Has Seen the Wind? BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

 

Who Has Seen the Wind?

BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

  

Who has seen the wind?

   Neither I nor you:

  But when the leaves hang trembling, 

   The wind is passing through.

 

  Who has seen the wind?

  Neither you nor I:

  But when the trees bow down their heads,

  The wind is passing by.

Source: The Golden Book of Poetry (1947)

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