On the Thirty-fifth Floor


The clouds float by like soft whit pillows
but they go unnoticed by the masses.
They billow and puff and hide the sun.
but for most just an ordinary day passes.


The sun is hiding behind a whit puff
And someone noticed their shadow disappear
Again the sun, again a cloud
The light hidden, in darkness some fear


The clouds billow and puff, and glide by
Did you see that one? Floating by was an Angel.
They Change and Float, through the sky they go.
I am staring out the window, not a sight that’s dull.


To HIM all majesty ascribe, let angels prostrate fall.
Watch his handiwork float on the palate of the sky.
Let us all give thanks for what ha has given us.
Let’s Just watch as the clouds float by.


Note: The mispelling of white in this poem is intentional


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