Skipping by the flowers, Skipping around for hours, Skipping in rain showers — Skipping has magical powers!

In a singsong, childlike cadence, the lines celebrate skipping as more than a way of moving: it becomes a small ritual of joy. The repeated “Skipping” turns the action into a refrain, suggesting persistence and play as a mindset rather than a moment. Images of flowers, long hours, and even “rain showers” imply that delight can be carried through changing surroundings—beauty, time, and weather—by choosing a playful posture toward life. Calling its effects “magical powers” frames ordinary motion as transformative: a simple, embodied act that can lift mood, invite wonder, and re-enchant the everyday.