Sometimes the low-lying clouds are a call. You've never heard it before. It harrows through you like a train but lingers even while it gathers itself while it rushes.
Or a voice, so requiring of you to hear it one minute it runs recklessly, a little boy, it has no cares, casting itself among the trees. Then, stops all of a sudden intent on play. You watch as it takes each green into its hands,
as it turns each leaf over and over until each is a small black bell.