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Clouds Above

Clouds Above 
By Franklin Price
1/27/2017

Clouds above collecting
Moisture from below
Then precipitating 
H2O to go

Forming into rain drops
Snowflakes in the cold
Fog on misty mornings
Weather is foretold

Ground waits for the moisture
Watered seeds will pop
If clouds never happened
Life would also stop

Clouds are entertaining
Viewed on puffy days
New scenes are uncovered
Put there on display

Our imaginations
Limit what we see
Animals of all kinds
Often there for me

Rising sun reflected
Catch fire at the set
Flashing bolts of lightning
Cloud to cloud we get

Some clouds turn to funnels
Some to hurricanes
Wreaking havoc on us
Bringing death and pain

Clouds always affect us
Cry their tears and go
Leaving only blue skies
For the earth below

Copyright © Franklin Price | Year Posted 2017

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CayCay Jennings Date: 1/27/2017 9:15:00 PM You did a great job with this. Your information is delivered with catchy rhyme and flow. I enjoyed it ... CayCay Login to Reply Franklin Price Date: 1/28/2017 9:44:00 AM Thanks so much for visiting again and enjoying.

Daniel Turner Date: 1/27/2017 5:57:00 PM Some drift into our heads too:) Having fun, Franklin? A fun read. Login to Reply Franklin Price Date: 1/28/2017 9:49:00 AM If it weren't for the clouds in my head, I wouldn't appreciate the ones in the sky. I am having fun. Thanks for asking and thanks for visiting.