"You must not blame me if I do talk to the clouds." - Henry David Thoreau
Do you remember that warm summer afternoon?
When we laid down on that grassy field by the ice cream parlour
Birds chirping
Kids running
Laughter filling our ears
When it was just you and me
Just us, free
Our hands entwined
Our hearts beating as one
Our souls connected
When we stared at the clouds
White and puffy
Soaring across the sky
Drifting apart, distant
Playing hide and seek with the sun
When our future was afar
With our dreams and goals
Surrounding us like the clouds in the bright, blue sky
As we looked forward to what tomorrow would bring
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The Unknown ✔️
Poetry✨ Featured in the Poetic Marvels reading list (StoriesUndiscovered) - September 2021 ✨ Featured in the Aakash Ganga reading list (WattpadPoetryIN) My first collection of poetry: "The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest an...
