The psychologist asked
How does that make you feel
The clouds are passing
Migrating north east
What could cause this exodus
How does that make you feel
Blankets of whiteness flow
Uniformity of motion glide
Hiding the sun behind the
brave
How does that make you feel
Because my mother liked
clouds
Because my mother watched
clouds
Deciphering hidden messages
Of rains’ tearful surprises
on
Unsuspecting perambulators
Is that the root of all my angst
How does that make me feel
That the blue provides
transportation
The means of clouds speedily
passing
Going their merry ways to
unknown
How does that make me feel
That refrain annoys the
dickens
Clouds move; rain falls
Life must go on; humanity must
thrive
Don’t ask me that question
Unconnected to my essence’s core
It doesn’t make me feel
anything
Find another angle of relevance
The inner sanctuary of my
being
How does that make you feel
now,
My eminent psychologist
How does my answer make you
feel?
--My dream has loved paper so much for so long because it gave influence to the parched voice of a fashionista poet. Finding this outlet, that voice is now replete with expressive sound.
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