Cloudy Skies Poem by Cowboy Ron Williams

Cloudy Skies

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Some may not like a cloudy sky,
but I could never figure why.
A cloud is not a sign of pain;
instead a harbinger of rain.

The sun beats down upon the earth;
it starts the moment of your birth,
and never stops until you die;
so smile at clouds; you mustn't cry.

Those clouds are there to give you shade;
without them, nothing good is made.
These are some truths that I have learned;
without those clouds, we'd all be burned.

Cloudy Skies
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: cloudy
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Inspired by the poem The Clouds Come and Go by Tiku akp Thanks, Tiku!
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rob Lamberton 28 December 2022

I like that this poem is something different than expected when you read the title!

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LeeAnn Azzopardi 26 October 2022

As beautiful as the clouds Bravo!

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Anjandev Roy 26 October 2022

Such a prolific piece.......thanks for sharing...

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Susan Williams 06 November 2020

lovely cloud watching poem- -very lovely

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