Reading Cloud Poems
I'd like to share one of my own cloud poems here:
Craggy
Where I touched my first cloud
Standing in a meadow of
Wild flowers and long yellow grasses
At the very top of my climb
I was there to pick blueberries
With my grandmother and my brother
I was taking a break
From the searing heat
It surprised me
Drifting slowly
Out of place
A cloud in a meadow
Moving toward me
And I stood still
And let it pass through me
Like a spirit
Cool and lovely
Exhilarating
I closed my eyes
Held my breath
And felt it
Surround me
Touch me
And then it had gone
That day I became a cloud chaser
Here are some links to better known cloud poems:
- A Curious Cloud Surprised the Sky by Emily Dickinson
- I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud by William Wordsworth
- Low-Anchored Cloud by Henry David Thoreau
- The Cloud by Percy Bysshe Shelley
- Roaming Cloud by Rabindranath Tagore
- Clouds and Waves by Rabindranath Tagore
- To a Cloud by William Cullen Bryant
- Cloud Dancers by Jade Buehler
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