Windows - a poem

I love to roll one open
As I drive around town
I lay right beside one
As into my bed I lay down

I love the breeze, sweet and stiff
It cleanses me, airy refresh
Whether speeding along the highway
Or through bedroom window mesh

Stiff and strong but warm or cool
I breathe it in deep down
It calms my heart and soothes my soul
With every lungful I gulp down

Sometimes the moon floats on the breeze
A-twinkling through the darkened night
Sometimes the depths of clouds prevail
Over the sparkling of starlight

I tug off my shirt as down
my body it caresses every hair
My soul is charged by my Natural Mother
As she rushes around me through the air.