I See You in the Clouds – #PicturePrompt: WDYS

I See You in the Clouds

A moment etched in time
A moment to cherish
A moment that was ours,
When we were together
When we rejoiced,
Our laughter louder than the rumble of drums – must be, I am sure.

I could only conjure those times.

When they let you merge with flames,
I could only wonder why we were so unfortunate
Why the demon of death chose you
Though we needed you more than him. 

Wrapped in your velvety touch,
I must’ve felt warmer than the sun
I remember how much you cared for my wishes
I know how much you were proud of me.

I see you in the clouds, always thinking of us
I know your brilliance merged with the sun,
Adding glory to its hues
To let it percolate and warm us.

When people tell me ‘you’re brave,’ I think of you
When they say ‘you exude confidence,’ I think of you
I know you left your virtues within me
I was little when you departed but I can still see you.
© Balroop Singh

Thanks to Sajde for the inspiration – #Whatdoyousee – 279.

Thank you for reading my poetry.
Here is the Amazon link for my new poetry book.

For more poetry, hang out with  Hues Of Hope 

All the posts on my blog are created by me and are protected by copyright. It is strictly prohibited to use them to train AI technologies.

46 thoughts on “I See You in the Clouds – #PicturePrompt: WDYS

  1. This is very beautiful, Balroop. I thought it was about your husband but the reference to being little when you departed made me wonder if it’s about your father.

    1. Yes, Robbie, I lost my dad when I was very young, I have just a few memories of his love. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, dear friend.

  2. Deep and moving Balroop! Death and grief are always tough but the impact people make in our lives can help relieve the pain a bit. Sending you love. And thank you for sharing your emotions and feelings in such an inspiring way.

  3. Balroop, what an endearing, heartfelt poem!

    I love the imagery of,
    “I see you in the clouds, always thinking of us
    I know your brilliance merged with the sun,
    Adding glory to its hues
    To let it percolate and warm us.”

    Lots of love.

Comments are closed.