In the Clouds
In The Clouds
Bursting
at the seams
Like bubbles
on a thorn,
Roses
and daffodils
Midst grasses
and corn
A myriad,
a mish-mash
Of natures
sweet powers
Shading
the meadows
And dappling
the flowers.
I lay there,
I dream
Of vast
open spaces
Where warmed
I can kiss
A million
changing faces,
Some
like bold pansies,
Some
of shy crocus
And your face
emerges
In the clouds
out of focus.
Drifting off
to sleep
Between the fences
and trees
Fluttering
my eyelids
To the rhythm
of the breeze,
And there
I dream
Of my
true love's eyes
As she watches me
sculpt her
Out of shapes
in the sky.
I fly there,
I kiss her
But her face
melts away
Into the rain
filled swathes
Of dank
milky grey,
I run
to the trees
And merge
with the crowds
Who, like me,
are searching
For their true love
in the clouds.
Copyright © Robert Horton | Year Posted 2016
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