You and Me

and the Wind said to the Earth:
"everything comes to you,
everything belongs to you,
the measly worm,
the mighty river,
the dancing trees,
the rolling hills,
the vanishing raindrop,
the roaring fire
from deep within,
but look at me,
I own nothing,
I belong nowhere,
I have no colour,
no form,
no smell,
no taste,
no purpose,
until I am moved
by the things
that touch me,"
and the Earth,
she smiled and said:
"it's the same with me.
what you see
is what gives me life,
that's why we belong
to each other,
that's why I belong to me."