THE SCIENCE OF CLOUDS

This is fabulous. You have the gift of poetry in rhyme and everything else that makes a poet a poet. You gave me a much needed smile today. Thank you `Stan The Man`. xxx Xena Quote: Science is what you know; philosophy is what you don't know. - Bertrand Russell

clever and informative to lou xx

A science lesson and a poem wow! i live with a physicist and i know all about the clouds stan, this one is truly wonderful, i also see all of the pictures they make, and just last night there were 2 eyes in the sky made up of clouds "excellent write" much love, p.s my boyfriend loved this too! shirley harrison

..U REALLY WRITE BEAUTIFUL VERSE AND EVEN BETTER COMMENTS I MISSED UR BLESSINGS this capital type error is for my eyes weak as they are people despise i am not shouting as i am deaf too hope u will pardon me wi;; uuuuuuuu? Thank you all for your lovely moral support I live on your shoulders as you read over mine and I love to thank each one individually hope you don’t mind I am unable to render such attention I wonder is time a limitation I shall try to solve my miscalculation till then abide with me I am a loner come ride with me

Really cool when you can combine a poem with instruction. Love your rhyming, too. Always, Cat

Just a big fat Bravo from me this early morning ... 4am and the witches wind is howling the roof off I can barely think lol love and hugs JayCee congrates on the spotlight hun big smile (“In time we hate that which we often fear.” William Shakespeare quote)

i loved the humor and the rhyme..and wondered how did you explain his second question :) may be we can expect to hear your response to "why does that cloud look like a dog"... wishing you smiles and Happy Father's Day...raj (sublime_ocean)...

a touch of science scrounged up in the hopes of better understanding the wonders of nature/beauty/"human condition." 2.1: "with out" --> 'without' 3.4: "I'll" --> 'I recalled' (switches tenses from the rest of the poem which is past tense) 4.3: "thats" --> ' that's ' 4.3: "from surface ocean" --> I think there is a set meter to this poem so suggesting an adjustment to something like "from the surface of the ocean" would be tearing the meter all to hell. A little bit of that line's flow/scansion is lost for the meter's sake. The message isn't lost and the communication isn't jeopardized, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. The short answer to his second question is: Imagination :) The long answer: Most likely has something to do with visual association and the visual cortex of the brain which takes previously learned images and distinguishes them in the random matter of the clouds. "In criticism I will be bold, and as sternly, absolutely just with friend and foe. From this purpose nothing shall turn me." -Edgar Allan Poe

is the answer scribbler another great scribble mate love judy xxxx http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/TwentyMyPrettyPonies.html