The Invisible Embrace

Oh, Air, you wander, wild and free,

A silent force, a boundless sea.

You cradle earth in gentle arms,

A keeper of both calm and storms.

Invisible, yet always near,

You kiss the skin, you dry the tear.

You carry whispers, songs, and cries,

The breath of life, the soul's soft sighs.

Through rustling leaves, you find your voice,

A tender hum, a roaring noise.

You dance with clouds, you ride the breeze,

A sculptor of the skies and seas.

You lift the kite, you fill the sail,

You guide the bird on endless trails.

Yet in your stillness, you remain,

A quiet balm for every pain.

Oh, Air, you hold the world in sway,

The unseen hand of night and day.

You are the pulse, the vital thread,

The breath of stars, the path we tread.

Though weightless, you bear all we are,

The bridge to sun, the moon, the stars.

In every gasp, in every sigh,

You teach us how to live, to fly.