Among The Clouds Poem by David Wood

Among The Clouds

Rating: 5.0


In the silence of those
Soft white clouds under a
Blue sky I hang there.

Very quietly with a gentle
Breeze I am alone with my
Own thoughts.

Nothing betrays the silence,
Light hands in control, the
Wind in its silent respect.

I am a falling leaf, taking ages
To look for that safe spot to
Gently kiss the Earth below.

I can hear cars below and a
Rugby match taking place.
I pass a pigeon, then another.

Concentration fills the silence.
I need the wind to blow me a
Little bit further along, just a bit.

The ground comes up to say
Hello, I'm watching my speed,
Gently pulling up to slow down.

I am an eagle gliding, looking at
Where to place my claws. Gently
I kiss the Earth with softness.

Soft shudder, I feel a slight impact
Like sitting in a comfy chair as the
Glider enters its perfect stillness.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My misspent youth, (I was only16 when I flew gilders solo, two months over the minimum age!)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rob Lamberton 09 December 2022

Alone with my own thoughts…the wind in silent respect. Thanks for this poem!

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Anjandev Roy 10 December 2021

Beautifully penned....

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