Wind On The Hill

• by Sienna
• 2 months ago

This is beautiful! I love the description, and I will be using this for a presentation. Thank you so much for sharing. This is a question I think everyone has thought about at some point in time. It makes me imagine a young girl holding a kite, and this poem makes me feel calm and carefree. I love A. A. Milne!

• by Ester Robin
• 1 year ago

I like this poem because the author is curious to know where the wind comes from and goes, just like me. I think everyone likes the wind even without knowing where it begins and ends.

• by Anjali
• 2 years ago

I loved this poem, especially because I love the outdoors. It has a hint of mystery to it, and I agree with Mr. Milne that nobody knows where it comes from, only where it blows.

• by Virginia N. Pritts
• 2 years ago

What a great poem! Life's a mystery and where the wind goes as indicated "Who knows?" And what changes are in store for our lives? Change comes to us from all directions in our lives like the wind. I, of course like many others, like the warmth that a gentle wind brings. I would like to stay there, cradled in its gentle touch, protected until seasons change from the cold wintry breeze. I very much enjoyed this poem as it is whimsical in away, allowing the imagination to form and leads to many topics.

• by Beryl L Edmonds, United Kingdom
• 2 years ago

Such a lovely poem by A.A. Milne about the mysterious wind. Sometimes it rages, sometimes it's a breeze, where does it come from - it's a perpetual tease.
Beryl Edmonds

• by Georgina F. Yong, Malaysia
• 3 years ago

“Wind on the Hill’ awakened the need to ask questions. Questions we knew the answers but still brighten our minds to scope further. It’s really nice to see the children's eyes smiling with their kite gliding through the air, running among the meadow and field, with their mummy or daddy by their side.

• by Catherine Peng
• 3 years ago

I was attracted to this poem with its beautiful words and descriptions. It's easy to understand, but it really touches your heart. Great poems come from daily observation of the outer world as well as to the inner soul. I'll definitely share it with others.

• by Peehu Sharma
• 4 years ago

Hi,
I 'm Peehu Sharma, 8 years old. The poem is in my coursebook. It was fun reading it! I really loved the topic because the poem is describing nature. I find nature very beautiful. The main thing about nature is the wind. Good thing you wrote the main thing so it could be more interesting.

• by Abigail Zaliere
• 4 years ago

I actually sang the song "Wind on the Hill" at my school once and it was so fun.

• by Lev Kuhr
• 4 years ago

I am Lev, and I am 8 years old. My father read this poem for me. I liked the poem, but in airports they have these little red cone shaped bags connected to a pole. If the wind blows south, then the tip of the cone points south, so a person can know where the wind is coming from.

• by Patricia Cisco
• 5 years ago

Yes, I absolutely love this poem. It just reads so beautifully and really grabs you as soon as you begin to read it. I just love anything that describes nature and weather and makes a person think! Great poem; not just for children, for adults as well. I picture that kite swishing and gliding on the wind for miles and miles! I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing!

• by Jac Judy A. Campbell, calif
• 6 years ago

Such a vivid beautiful poem. Well described. I saw a picture of my daughter and her dad out in an open field, the wind blowing through her hair, and her a small tyke holding on to the kite string, looking up and feeling the fun adventures of flying the kite in the wind.
Jac Judy A. Campbell