I reason, heading West
into a squinting sun
that cloud shapes, dappled
herringbone, will not be around
for more than minutes
before they fall or soar
and make their way back home
in hours or days by plummeting rain
along a stream and river,
freshwater clean,
until, salty as tears, in the sea
after three thousand years
they are blessed again with ascension,
I reason, heading West.
Quite simple, quite basic, exceptionally eloquent. Kudos!
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