I met the transcendent cloud today. It was much larger
than I expected. Part of its beauty was that it was the first grey cloud.
My stomach lurched as we burst into the realm of angels. I
expected turbulence. But it was a singular cloud. Calm was reinstated
instantaneously.
Some question my authority on clouds saying I am not even
able to distinguish the five categories.
They are right, I am no expert. But they even doubt my
capacity to encounter one so meaningfully without so much as a brief
introduction. They claim it is pointless to exterpolate beyond the simple
momentary congregation of water droplets rendered visible by the slight
variation in temperature from the air around. It is but a single molecule
repeated billion-folds. But I wonder, are they significantly different in this
respect? Maybe a slightly more complex conglomeration of chemicals, but not
markedly different in numerousness nor temporal persistence, compared to the
vast empty sky of time in which we all accumulate. It is not even summer yet.
22 Sept 16
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