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Clouds
Clouds are the strangest things They float across the sky, Do you know how they got that way? Well, neither do I. They make the weirdest shapes As they float to and fro, How they hang there I will never really know. They're fluffy like marshmellows All billowy and white, Some are dark and ominous On a stormy night. They serve whatever purpose They were meant to do And are the home For little angles, too. Every time I see one On a cloudy day, I wonder in awe As it floats away.
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