Tuesday, May 20, 2025

‘cirrus’ 

hot and hushed
in the courtyard

skinks skitter between
terracotta tiles  a finch
fans its tiny wings beneath
a waterspout

high up jet stream winds
unleash havoc upon
this morning’s puffball clouds
beating them into airy wisps
and feathered curlicues

a change is coming
and not just
in tomorrow’s weather

*cirrus activity signals a change in the weather. Increasing cirrus formation is both a symptom, and a cause, of global warming.

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