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In the Clouds

Wayward man, opposite clouds,

There and back again, far from crowds,

Disarray, astray through grey- where he shrouds.

Vague, vigilant, vastly enigmatic,

To see from such a point of view is idiosyncratic,

 

Astral miles, took off from land,

Charting depths of the unmanned,

Once on shore-- 'what's beyond the sand?'

Others lost wills to explore, a journey unbland;

Demand to expand, for space is your command.

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Written by
cain
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Published
Oct 24, 2012
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