Perfect Cloud Poem by Jinjah Man

Perfect Cloud



A Perfect Cloud sits as mist mountain
Pointing latent vapours in every direction
Presiding over a blue sky
About to be changed
As it is ever changed.

The cloud reminds us of transience.
Shortly thereafter we are again left to our devices;
Ably bodied as rats but better meterologists perhaps,
Confused animals beneath a tower, a fountain of nature's will.

What drives clouds transformation from multi liqui-nuclei
Into its new multi-nuclei and latent downpour
Only the cloud knows for sure

-A cloud has not a tongue but simply morphs-

And the meterologists hazard intelligent but wet guesses
Under an umbrella of science

Blueish-Whiteish-Greyish&Fluffy are its tags

-A cloud has not a blog but simply morphs-

It drifts, it wanders as All know
And can hide the moon & sun from below

-A cloud has not got GPS but simply morphs-

A cloud simply is and there's nothing we can do about it except...
Morph

'Dublin, March 26th 2008'

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Don Mcwilliams 26 March 2008

Very interesting read, Hugh. Thanks. Don

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