Ten Poems about Clouds is about the shapes we see in the sky.  When we look up and our imagination turns clouds into interesting shapes - animals, cars, boats and more.  Their shape-shifting nature means they never fail to entertain and intrigue us.

These Ten Poems about Clouds explore the many different ways in which we experience clouds – whether simply as weather or as a more abstract representation of a state of mind or a mood. As Billy Collins says, quoting perhaps our greatest painter of clouds John Constable:

"The emotion is to be found in the clouds..." - from 'Student of Clouds' by Billy Collins

Poems by Liz Berry, Billy Collins, Emily Dickinson, John Glenday, Paula Meehan, Fiona Sampson, Lesley Saunders, Katharine Towers, Derek Walcott and Sarah Westcott.

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