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Clouds
by Timothy M.
copyright 09-05-2001


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
Humid masses, pink and gray,
rushing, vanish, stay awhile,
forming lumps, aim at begetting,
generating shapes of wonder.

Fable-children, night and day,
forever doomed to play, beguile,
wish to escape the spheric setting,
wanting myth and break asunder.

Full of despair they fight their way,
drifting along many a mile,
address the stars and turn to begging,
not knowing what and how to ponder.

So in their sphere they have to stay,
alone as well as in a pile,
there is no inter-spheric wedding,
stars high above, clouds way down yonder.


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09-06-2001 Betty Eskdale    

I never thought of clouds that way, interesting concept!
09-05-2001 Beverley McInnis    

Interesting imagery with the clouds. I was lost on some of the words, specifically how they fit into the image of the clouds. Overall though it was an interesting poem to read.
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