Response ~ Word Prompts Help~ Week 30"(Clouds) "Clouds Bring Peace"; "Turmoil of Good & Evil"; & "Changing Masterpiece "

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Response ~ Word Prompts Help Creativity ~ Week 30" (Clouds) - "Clouds Bring Peace"; "Turmoil of Good & Evil"; & "Changing Masterpiece " includes 1 acrostic poem & 2 other pieces of poetry.

The first one shows how clouds can bring peace by uncluttering our mind.

The second one touches on how clouds can represent both sides of good and evil.

We see peacefullness & serenity, as well as thunderstorms brewing in the sky.

Likewise in life, the torment of our moments are the same.

The third one shows us how the clouds change asxwe use our imagination.

Each one touches us with a bit of immortality.

"Taylor Swift ~ Peace"

Clouds Bring Peace

Clear a cluttered mind

Leading the way

On a path of acceptance

Uniting one’s thoughts

Dashing one’s fears

Soul finding peacefulness.

Turmoil of Good & Evil

A peacefulness she cannot explain

touching the depths of her soul

as she glances up at the blue sky

lined with white-linen puffs

embracing each beautiful moment

taking her to an alternate universe.

A fear tackling her every nerve

as she hears the thunder roar

with dark clouds looming high above her head

battling the demons inside

telling her to be afraid

as she takes cover from the storm.

Depicting the torment

of good and evil

existing in the world

battling for a place in heaven

showing the inner turmoil of bliss.

She searches for the ultimate light

buried in the kaleidoscope of a rainbow

with thoughts wavering towards forgiveness

knowing she has no control.

Changing Masterpiece

A delicate masterpiece

changing constantly

with each scene unique.

Leaving one’s imagination

to decipher the meaning

behind the dance in the sky.

No two pigments appear on the canvas alike

with each stroke of the brush

guided by an Angel’s hand.

Embracing hearts with just a glance

sending a promise

of immortality.

There is divinity in the clouds

— Lailah Gifty Akita

"Cloud Song ~ (Use You Imagination) by AO Kids

© 2021 BRENDA ARLEDGE

Comments

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on October 17, 2021:

My response to Clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 26, 2021:

~ clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 26, 2021:

My response to clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 25, 2021:

My response to Clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 23, 2021:

~ clouds..my response

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 22, 2021:

My response to clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 21, 2021:

My response ~ Clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 20, 2021:

My response ~ clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 20, 2021:

My response to Clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 19, 2021:

Nian

Thank you so much.

I do honestly believe Clouds can give us a sense of peace.

In the turmoil of Good & Evil it is like our life.

Sometimes turbulent & other times very peaceful.

Have a great day.

Nian from Pakistan on September 19, 2021:

Wonderful poems. I enjoyed each one of them especially Clouds Bring Peace and Turmoil of Good & Evil. Thank you for sharing.

Have a Nice Day.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 18, 2021:

My response ~ Clouds

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 18, 2021:

Misbah

You are too kind!

Thank you very much.

It warms my heart to know you enjoy them.

Enjoy your night.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 18, 2021:

Lora

Thank you.

Spellbinding...

that's kind of what clouds do to me.

I can't help but look at them.

Have a great day.

Misbah Sheikh from The World of Rebels. on September 18, 2021:

Wow! Bredz, these poems are so lovely and beautiful. I enjoyed reading all of them. A wonderful response to the word prompt, "Clouds". Thank you so much for sharing. Much Love!

Blessings as always!

Lora Hollings on September 18, 2021:

What wonderful writing, Brenda. AlthoughI loved all your poems, the last one was spellbinding. Your words captured the beauty and mystery of clouds. A joy to read!

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Nithya

Thank you so much!

Watching the clouds, the sky, the stars...anything like this is part of me.

I love it & I love picturing objects in the sky.

Have a great day

Nithya Venkat from Dubai on September 17, 2021:

Wonderful poems Brenda! I enjoyed reading them all. I loved “Changing Masterpiece”. Gazing at the clouds is a way to escape all the mad chaos in this world and you have expressed it so well in “Clouds Bring Peace”. I loved the acrostic poem.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Bill

Thank you.

I hope you get a steady rain that's not to harsh.

Just enough to feed your water-starved state..

Enjoy the rain clouds, they have their own beauty.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Peggy

Thank you.

What an enjoyable site it is.

I love looking up at the sky.

I'm nit sure why, but it always mesmerizes me.

Take care.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

John

I found it.

You actually posted it beneath the word prompt article or else cyberspace is having a bit of fun.

No problem.

Thank you.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

John

Cyber world...it loves to play with our minds.

I think it enjoys hiding things from us, but I do believe I did see your comment on there.

I'll look again.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Chitrangada

Thank you for your kindness.

I see things at so many different angles.

Have a great day.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Rozlin

Thank you.

I'm glad you can see how I wanted to connect the two of them together.

Have a great day.

John Hansen from Gondwana Land on September 17, 2021:

Hmm, I read this earlier and was sure I left a comment, Brenda, though it isn’t appearing. Oh well, I loved each of these poems especially the second.

Bill Holland from Olympia, WA on September 17, 2021:

Always a pleasure, reading your work. We have storm clouds today, the first time since June 13th, so your words have special meaning to our water-starved state.

Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on September 17, 2021:

Hi Brenda,

I enjoyed each of your poems, but the 3rd one, Changing Masterpiece, was my favorite. Clouds are often evolving masterpieces in the sky ready for us to enjoy. All we need to do is gaze up at them.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Pamela

Thank you for such kind words.

I can see beauty in the clouds, but also torment and heartbreak.

But I enjoy watching them.

It's a natural thing for me to look up at the sky.

Enjoy your day.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Rinita

Thank you so much.

I'm touched that you liked these.

Have a great day.

Chitrangada Sharan from New Delhi, India on September 17, 2021:

Hello Brenda!

An excellent response to the word prompt, clouds, with three different poems. And all of them are insightful, with deep meanings.

The second poem is totally relatable. It beautifully signifies the different shades of human life.

I enjoyed reading your wonderful response.

Thank you for sharing!

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 17, 2021:

Rosina

Thank you.

I'm happy you liked them.

Clouds spark my imagination.

Have a great day.

Rozlin from UAE on September 17, 2021:

Beautiful poems, Brenda. I enjoyed reading all of them. You have nicely weaved nature of actual clouds and clouds white and dark in our life.

Thank you for sharing.

Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on September 17, 2021:

Three wonderful poems. I think the acrostic poem is very good. I like the second one as turmoil is described so well by using the clouds. They are all good, like all the poetry you write, Brenda.

Rinita Sen on September 17, 2021:

Breathtakingly beautiful, especially the second one. Talks about the ultimate union with the divinity I felt. And the third one with the line about the angel's hand, just wow!

Rosina S Khan on September 17, 2021:

Clouds are indeed the sky's imagination, Brenda. I loved the cloud song for kids. And your poems are lovely. I enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing.

BRENDA ARLEDGE (author) from Washington Court House on September 16, 2021:

Umesh

Thank you very much.

Have a wonderful day.

Umesh Chandra Bhatt from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on September 16, 2021:

Beautiful composition. No doubt, clouds are divine.