Cloud Poetry

Why not send us your own cloud poetry? Remember to include your full name and where you live.

From Huw Parsons

A flotilla of ships in grey and cream Are the clouds I see in a waking dream...

From Kyle Inducil

I assessed the ladder's size, clothed by familiar skies...

From Nick Houvras

Here I sit under the giant tree, it does not bear fruit for it is a maple you see...

From Shakira Dyer

The ephemeral beings that roam our skies for all of us...

From Michael Davis

I dreamt the clouds were all asleep Feathered pillows resting their heads...

From Iulia Popescu

There is perhaps a city Above those fluffy clouds...

From John Alcock

Clouds Above Lark Hill Pillows and sheep sheep asleep on pillows bellwether and teg pampered and plumped Clouds that meander from vale to wold patient flocks billowing bold as bolsters Along the horizon cloudwisp collies rounding up sheep in the tapering wind Hurdled and huddled close to the fold delighting in dreams of grazing sky-free […]

From Millie Holman, aged 6

Fluffy puffy cotton wool, High up in the sky, Bringing rain, making rainbows, Silent ships drifting by.

From Hugh D Loxdale

Grey-white, surreal, fantastic, Light as cotton...