Swathes and swabs of
fluffy cloud huddled together,
Clusters congregate to
hang in free fall formations.
Moved onwards in a gentle
hint of windy motivation,
Fifty shades of delicate
grey edging resting upon a few,
Umbrellas scarcely protect
from those untimely deluges.
Beyond this earthly
perspective big storage takes control,
Supposedly secure while secreted
in a world above all else.
Hosted and housed out of
reach and far from prying eyes,
Bits and bytes seeking
shelter from earths stranger dangers.
Starry eyed youth now
gazes further than past observances,
Somewhere out there a cloud
has our details attached to it.
Rainy days of
meteorological excuses wash over the outlook,
Staying safe and sound
strays far above the cotton topped sky.
©Copyright Eileen T O’Neill 29/09/2014
Written for Poetry Jam: ‘Clouds.’….