Why not send us your own cloud poetry? Remember to include your full name and where you live.
From Kevin.
West Chester, Pennsylvania. US. “(I fly a powered paraglider. Recently, I had a remarkable flight above and among the clouds. This was a first for me, so I commemorated the occasion with this bit of prose. I hope your readers enjoy it.)” Morning Enchantment Morning mist met me as I left the RV. I smiled […]
From Jenni Holt.
Scotland. The Poem was written in Shabroo, a tiny village in the Himalayas, 1979. This lifting cloud… has raised it’s heavenly skirt; and been caught by the wind, unfettered by natural laws,it flies… higher than before. To disperse into the Eternal cyclic rains, from whence it came. Thus embracing Creation in all it’s forms, the […]
From Graham Croucher
Erith, Kent, United Kingdom. A sunset ditty The summer sun that sinks like sand Into this dusty, hilly land The red ball slips behind the rocks Just like a coin into a box. © Graham Croucher. 2007
From Cynthia Russell.
Southampton. UK. Early in the morning before the sun doth rise, you can hear the birds singing in the skies, dewdrops on the flowers, skies with pink do gleam, clouds like fairy towers, gone in morning dreams. © Cynthia Russell. 2007. “( I wrote this poem when I lived in Yorkshire as a child, for […]
From Christopher North.
Almassera vella Relleu Spain Clouds. This morning’s clouds shroud the mountain. They dull the valley, they have closed the room, they have enclosed us in a coldness. Our lashes pearl. They want us to honour them. Those grey, cream and grey with a smudged edge clouds, honour them and the long streams of clouds just […]
From Jacqueline Mai.
Pedro Our cat companion of 21 years Has gone to his heaven to join his mama. I imagine soft clouds holding and comforting him Where before it was us and our now empty arms. Passing clouds dapple his earthly resting place With a constant balm of caresses Bathing him in light and shade And taking […]
From Jacqueline Mai.
The Silent Dance Grey, fast moving sky, Dense blanket clouds, tearing, Releasing gold patches From the clear sky above. And in the turbulence, In its dips and hollows, Seabirds crest the thermal waves Riding the wind, Weaving a silent dance In an empty sky, Secretly, just for me, Alone outdoors. . Beyond the birds, clouds […]
From Timothy McNeal.
Alzey – Germany. STARS AND CLOUDS 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 […]
From Celia Warren
Devon, UK. CIRROCUMULIMERICK Cirrocumulus catches the eye: Ice-particle clouds, way up high. You may well lick your lips, Adding salt to your chips, But you can’t eat a mackerel sky. © Celia Warren 2007.
