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Caress the detail - the divine detail, Morning without you is a dwindled dawn, Never trust the artist. Trust the tale, Trumpet blown from the highest turret (mute in place)
My compatriot masodo has been loosened from his bonds, having been asked previously not to place any links to the Cloud and I on his popular blog Blogdogit, nor share, nor even speak in hushed tones of it on an inky black night at ten past midnight on pain of – if not death – certainly a furrowed brow aimed in his direction and some very loud tutting noises. He kindly acquiesced.
I have now, tentatively opened the Cloud up to the world somewhat more publicly. The sharing buttons (previously so feared!) are now in place on every post (still so feared!). I have eschewed Facebook as it is full of relatives and utter dribbling morons.
There is even….well…the Cloud is a Twit now too. How that shall pan out I do not know. We shall see. There’s always a rabbit hole in sight from the heights of the troposphere to dart into should sonmicloud get spooked.
Much as before, all criticism shall be met with a fury such as never been witnessed in the whole of time and the cosmos, plus several squally showers and a downpour of Goliath frogs, upon the foolish mortal daring to speak their mind.
So no change at all really.
No-one is expected to re-blog any of the Cloud’s posts. No-one. I repeat once again for the hard of reading NO-ONE.
masodo expressed his pleasure at being able to help and said the following of Sonmi’s Cloud as he did;
“When I think of Sonmi’s Cloud I imagine laying on my back in the grass watching the clouds waft across the sky playing games with my imagination and taking me to diverse places within my psyche as the words slowly pile around me like falling leaves on the breeze. “
How beautiful, and as near as dammit to the intended ethos of this place.
Thank you masodo.
Esme's Cloud 
From snout to vent – vent? – and over one and one half foot—fear not me lady, my mind is not mine own to speak.
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it is a good job no pictures of sonmicloud exist in circulation or I might think you were having a pop at the length of my nose!
I’d rather like my mind back too one day, it plays away from home far, far too often.
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You are so welcome in more ways than one. You may have overstated the popularity aspect of BlogDogIt but by now having permission to openly express my support for your efforts dear Cloud, I cannot help but think things are looking up for my humble blog 😉
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You are blog-world renowned and I’ll hear not another word on it *wags a finger. I doubt the transmissions I pick up, potter with and post will make much in the way of difference, however those who are able to take that deep breath and share wily words in the public domain should support each other, and any encouragement is welcomed. I still might bolt mind you.
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I have liked this, as you can verify above, and wholly support your decision to come out publicly. However, I do ask you to, please, be careful “on the twitter”.
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Thank you, I appreciate your concern, and shall be ninja-like in my activities. This action is made all the easier by my having no idea what the hell I’m doing on there and my natural dislike of humans.
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I was “on the twitter” years ago. I joined the conversation early on, a pioneer really, and soon was well known for my mastery of the haiku, and for quoting myself regularly, then, as should have been foreseen, I was run off, chased away, banished (see: the film “Highlander”)…
Your post today coincides (a coincidence?) with National Coming Out Day!
-The President and Founder
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Coincidence or not indeed, as I almost used a play on the words ‘coming out’ in my tag section/story-line/hidden-gem/malarkey. Long term I find a Cloud more comfortable than a closet or any other kind of wooden compartment though.
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An electronic smorgasbord of access (such as twitter and the likes) is always helpful to get the word out about fine writers such as sonmi and the cloud. Now even more people can look up into the sky and enjoy the wonder of the clouds.
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‘An electronic smorgasbord’ – I like that. And thank you Dale, thoughtful words for you to impart to the Cloud and I. smiles
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