August 17, 2017
“Clouds” by Meg Files
Meg Files from Tucson AZ recently sent us this poem that she wrote for her father's memorial service.
Cloud Poetry
Why not send us your own cloud poetry? Remember to include your full name and where you live.
August 11, 2017
From Christopher Fernie
Christopher Fernie is an enthusiastic cloud poet and has sent this from his Cloud Poetry archive.
July 26, 2017
From Dianella Bardelli
Dianella Bardelli of Bologna, Italy recently sent us her Cloud Haiku Cielo al tramonto un’allucinazione di rosso e sangue
June 15, 2017
from Christopher Fernie
Christopher Fernie has written a number of poems inspired by clouds and wrote to us saying that he would like to dedicate this one to the Society; it was written in 2006 and first appeared on the poetry website, Poetbay.
June 9, 2017
Cloud Haiku from Cindy Medina
Cindy Medina from Las Cruces, NM, loves clouds and the weather. She recently sent us some Haiku poems which reflect her enjoyment.
May 8, 2017
‘Flight’ by Sarah Westcott
May 8, 2017
‘Hazy, Massed, Dappled’ by Lesley Saunders
February 28, 2017
“Illuminate” by Petrina Anthony
Petrina Anthony sent us this poem from her home in Malaysia
January 16, 2017
“Da Mirrie Dancers” by Stephanie Green
Stephanie Green is a poet, writer, novelist, playwright who lives with her husband in Edinburgh. This a wonderful poem about the Northern Lights
December 20, 2016
‘Champignons Flottant’ by J J Evendon
A peaceful cloud poem by JJ Evendon who says about it "I suppose when you look at some of the clouds, they are, just like floating mushrooms".
December 13, 2016
“Cold, Cold, Cold” by Julie Stein
Julie Stein, member 29213 from Athens, Greece has sent us this poem.
November 14, 2016
Our Clouds by JJ Evendon
A layer of cloud covers the summer sky, pleasant without menace. Tantalisingly beautiful. Serene by absence of noise. Drawn by wind carriages. The sun's rays exposing momentary holes, transformed into stilts of light. Radiant. Only to disappear then reappear. All random. The shadow makers continue their passage, individually, collectively - it matters not, for they are there, above. Always above without
October 4, 2016
‘Stratosphere’ by JJ Evendon
Take me high up to the stratosphere to where the air is wonderfully clear.
September 15, 2016
From Nick Houvras
A poem entitled "Rain Clouds We All See" from Nick Houvras, member 7367,