He Who Was Fog
Through the hills he walks
With fear of touching the sky
Never wanting to fly again
Escaping his way to die
He runs faster than the wind
And ducks throughout the mountains
For to the canyon he does sound
Spilling like a fountain
The heat beats down
On the illustrious cloud
But for no scream
His pain is loud
He, now half gone
Tackles the ocean
He knows he has won
Fading he will shun
But alas it is time
To go back to sea’s wet
Now a rainbow he shines
And gone into a sunset
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