In a meadow where the grass whispered secrets, and the moon peeked gently through the trees, lived a young rabbit named Remy. Remy was no ordinary rabbit. While others hopped and nibbled and snuggled in their burrows, Remy dreamed of the wind, of flying, soaring, and drifting high above the world like the clouds he watched every night.
"Someday," he whispered, "I’ll ride the wind and see where the dreams begin." Little did he know… the wind was listening.
One evening, just as the stars blinked awake and fireflies painted the dusk, a soft breeze curled around Remy’s fur.
It wasn't a regular breeze. It shimmered slightly, like moonlight on a bubble. "Are you ready?" it whispered in a voice like a lullaby.
Remy's ears perked. "Ready for what?" The breeze swirled gently beneath his paws and lifted him, slowly, softly, into the air.
"To ride the wind," it said. Remy gasped as the meadow fell away and the sky opened wide like a storybook.
Dreams in the Clouds
Higher and higher they floated, over treetops and sparkling streams.
Clouds shaped like teacups, castles, and cotton candy drifted past. Remy bounced from one to the next, giggling, his whiskers tickled by stardust.
They passed a Dream Whale swimming through the night sky, its fins gliding through stars. "Where do you go, little rabbit?" it rumbled kindly. "Wherever the wind carries me," Remy replied with a happy twitch of his nose.
A Visit to the Dream Garden
Soon, the breeze carried Remy to a glowing hilltop in the sky, a place known only in dreams, the Moonflower Garden.
Silver vines glowed underfoot, and sleepy blossoms opened only when touched by dreamers. Remy tiptoed through, and the flowers bloomed in soft puffs, one shaped like a toy carrot, another like a favourite bedtime blanket.
The breeze hummed, “These are dreams waiting to be planted.” Remy carefully placed one moonflower in his satchel. “For my little sister,” he whispered. “She’s had scary dreams lately.”
The Ride Back Home
As the stars yawned and the sky began to soften with early light, the breeze wrapped gently around Remy once more.
“Time to return,” it said. With a sigh and a sleepy smile, Remy nestled into the current, floating down like a feather through dawn's hush.
He landed softly beside his burrow, the moonflower still glowing in his paw. That night, he planted it outside the den. And when his sister closed her eyes, she dreamed of flying bunnies, wind-whales, and clouds made of marshmallows.
The End !