Soaring expectations

As Cloudia was young and shy, she felt often gray and sad because she thought that everyone else was much prettier and smarter than her. Then she met a young, beautiful cloud which was extremely attentive to her, and he turned upside down on everything. The threatening clouds on the horizon disappeared like snow in the sun, and she floated on a pink cloud, as long as it lasted. From one day to the next, he lost interest in her. He had fallen for a small, white lamb-cloud, and then she was suddenly high and dry again.

She rained and rained for a while, and when she was nearly run out of the rain, she met a cloud named Cowmulus that courted her so fine and gently. He was both better and better looking than her first love, and they lived happily together until the end.

However, this should only be considered as a figure of speech, their days are not ended yet. They are both looking forward to the autumn when they have big plans and soare expectations. Right now is Cowmulus on a little trip with his friends, but just the idea that he will soon come back, get the glow forward in both her body and soul. When the foliage is golden, they will marry,

and his companions will form large cloud formations, so the wedding-picture is given the right atmosphere.

But now became the lamb-cloud “The Little White Cloud That Cried.” Her boyfriend got jealous of Cowmulus and found it hard to concentrate on her lambs-legs more. Her boyfriend had noticed Cloudia together with Cowmulus, and it was more than he could bear. Memories welled up, and now he felt Cloudia was Alpha and Omega. He even began to take Analog Asteroids to swell and take out, but he could not match Cowmulus, who was just himself.

"Though thou pumps you up, rains or hails, you can forget me," said Cloudia. "My Cowmulus and I have been destined for each other ever since the condensing began, or at least from the day we started to pull up. So the hot air, now you come with, you'd be better comfort your little lamb-clouds broken heart with. "

It was actually from here, or maybe first after the wedding, you should say: "And they lived happily together until the end of their days."

It was enough about Cloudia and Cowmulus destiny. The other two in this history, nothing more is written about here. But if it is too difficult to forget them, you can write poems about them, and shape their destinies as you want if you feel better about it.