Beyond The Dying Cloud Poem by Jonatha Moya

Beyond The Dying Cloud



When a cloud dies
doves and eagles
dip their wings
in mournful ‘memberance.

When the sky dies
it rots black
in despairing soot
of ash and pain.

When the moon dies
it's mourned
by the elliptical kisses
of the planets beyond.

When a planet dies
the universe gently cradles it
and lullaby's it to the sun
until it falls to sleep.

When the universe dies
the lonely sad earth knows
that all the trees will go dark
when the world dies.

Beyond The Dying Cloud
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: sky,universe,cloud,dying,earth,moon
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