In a cabin covered in moss and high in the mountains, a young cloud settled itself for the afternoon. It fell asleep in the middle of the cabin’s one room, reaching nearly to the ceiling.
As evening came on, a sheepdog returned to the cabin and said, “What are you doing here? Don’t you know that this is no place for your kind?”
“I only wanted to sleep for a bit,” replied the cloud.
“I’m afraid you must leave, this is no place for you,” said the dog, baring its teeth.
The little cloud drifted from the cabin sadly.
Monday, April 19, 2010
The Sleepy Cloud
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