The Cloud
I see them staring back at me, their eyes
piercing me with their discontent. My mind
reaches forward towards them, like a lost spectre. Their heads
pivot away, and I watch them slowly walk.
One raindrop falls.
I see them in an unusual location, their thoughts
drifting away from me. I slowly watch, content. My brain
wants to go, but my body won't allow it.
They know of my state, but not of my location.
Two raindrops fall.
I see myself, askewed in appearance. His life
used to be mundane. He never wanted that to change,
but shadows fall where aspirations lack. He won't
live mundane anymore.
Three raindrops fall.
I am the cloud.
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