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As Clouds Drift By

By Sophie Lang


Sometimes, when I look at the sky

and the clouds just float –

so unbothered,

so untouched by time –

I envy them.

Because I will never fly.


Time is my greatest thief.

It steals my coulds

and swallows my woulds,

while I sit here,

trying to catch a rhyme

in this half-written poem

called life.


Truth slips through my fingers –

always almost,

never quite.


Because I’m just a small human

with too little time,

too much longing,

too much reaching for the why and when.


So I release the need to try

and simply look

as clouds drift by.


By Sophie Lang


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