Two point one million kilometres per hour Is the speed at which we flow, in Space As we live our exotic eventful lives On seemingly motionless grounds Firm and solid beneath our feet.
One thousand six hundred seventy five Kilometres per hour is the speed of those grounds, A spherical dancer pirouetting endlessly to enlight The marvellous show alternating day and night. Rotations we do not feel, dizziness incomplete.
As speed is constant, momentum numbs Our senses, though it is unable to deceive The winds and ocean currents, only tangible proof Of our movement, incessantly blowing and running Yet bound to Earth for neither to escape.
Air deflecting between high and low Pressures, to move extra heat elsewhere, Balancing temperatures, to talk about the weather, Offering seasons to render Our terrestrial little planet an inhabitable one.
Elegant harmonisation, Coriolis Effect, Universe orchestrating sophisticated laws Setting the rare conditions, for wind to blow, For us to exist.