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If I were a cloud

I am cloud and live in the sky It is my home, If you look at me, I can tell whether it is going to rain or a sunny day. You can see me daily. Sometimes I am white and...

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Updated At : 01:19 PM Oct 23, 2023 IST

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I am cloud and live in the sky

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It is my home, If you look at me,

I can tell whether it is going to rain or a sunny day.

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You can see me daily.

Sometimes I am white and sometimes I am grey.

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If I am grey, I bring rain.

I have all shapes and sizes and I travel in the sky.

I hide the Sun and make people happy as I make the weather awesome.

Kids love me. They draw me easily…. See you daily.

Devarsh Nautyal, Class I, Shemrock School, Mohali

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