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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
Take me high up to the stratosphere to where the air is wonderfully clear.
A poem entitled "Rain Clouds We All See" from Nick Houvras, member 7367,
"Our Clouds" is from the latest collection by JJEvendon: Apocalypse
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum titled, “Scenes from The Big Cloud Picture Show.”
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum titled, “Scenes from The Big Cloud Picture Show.”
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum titled, “Scenes from The Big Cloud Picture Show.”
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum titled, “Scenes from The Big Cloud Picture Show.”
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum titled, “Scenes from The Big Cloud Picture Show.”
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum titled, “Scenes from The Big Cloud Picture Show.”
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum. The student poetry comes from two anthologies he compiled
The cloud photograph is part of a long-term project by Jeffrey Pflaum. The student poetry comes from two anthologies he compiled
I follow the dancing ball moon over the rolling waves