he spent
all the mornings
of all
of his days
taking photographs
of each passing cloud
he tried
to get each one
because
they all
are different
in the afternoons
in the evenings
he would write them
day after day
cloud after cloud
a dossier
of the passing sky
who could grow tired
of the subtle craft
of cloud counting
but
when he needed a change
or needed
a break
if he rose early
he could greet
the sun
or later
wish it
good bye
good night
then write that down
as well
he thought
sometimes
there might be something
odd
about him
but then
he thought again
each cloud
each dawn
each dusk
is just
as different
~
I have just commenced posting poems and pictures for a new series – A Book of Clouds – over at my Seventeen Syllable site.
It’s a considerable undertaking, and I hope, a worthwhile one.
Please feel invited to join me for the journey among A Book of Clouds.
A beautiful combination of photos and poem
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I’ve become enthralled by the skies, Derrick. Concentrating a lot of creative effort towards them, at present.
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You are indeed – in words and pictures
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I loved it, Frank! I will surely follow.
Clouds are one of my most favourite things. Cloud watching is the one thing I have carried over from youth to now. Always entertaining and so expansive for your mind. the photos are also wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
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My pleasure Tamaya. Hope you enjoy the series.
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