I have always been curious about the sky. For example, how does the sky look from above? If I were a cloud, all my curiosity would fade, and I would be so happy. I would watch the mountains and rocks, greet airplanes, and see everyone from above while waving to them. I would love to be pure white and bring rain. But unfortunately, due to air pollution, I would turn into a dark cloud. All my enthusiasm would vanish. However, I would want to be a cloud from the past, so I could rain everywhere and help trees and seeds grow.
As a cloud, I would experience the beauty of nature in ways that humans can’t. I would drift over vast landscapes, observing the changing seasons, the flow of rivers, and the growth of forests. The feeling of freedom would be overwhelming as I traveled from place to place, never bound by time or space. My only job would be to bring shade, rain, and joy to the world below, and that would be enough to make me content.
But the world today is different, and the clouds that exist now are burdened with pollution and the effects of climate change. The once pure white clouds are becoming darker and heavier, carrying pollutants and contributing to storms and disasters. If I could be a cloud from the past, I would take advantage of the cleaner skies and pure air, bringing life-giving rain to the parched earth. I would help nurture forests and plants, ensuring a greener, healthier world for future generations. Being a cloud would be a privilege, but it also comes with the responsibility to care for the environment and protect the beauty of the earth.