Sandra Feldman
Poems by Sandra Feldman : 7 / 104
Clouds
How strange,
The clouds derange,
My peaceful day,
Intensive gray,
That will not stay,
Just floats away,
Perpetual change,
How strange.
The changing shapes,
The light that drapes,
Some shadows,
Memories,
The clouds are here,
And then there gone,
Like certainly will we
Sandra Feldman
Submitted: Thursday, October 11, 2012
Edited: Friday, October 12, 2012
Poems by Sandra Feldman : 7 / 104
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i like this but check out your spelling of they are/they're in last stanza. and what do you think about changing last line to like certainly we will be? thanks for sharing. bri edwards
Very nice, Sandra. I also have a poem with the same title. I take pictures of them all the time. So amazing they are. Hugs