cloud- science poem/weather poem

Cloud
cloud
A cloud in the sky,
Had a cool dream,
He learned how to talk,
He learned how to scream!
He learned to warn people,
Walking below,
Raindrops were coming,
Or would it be snow?
I’m made-up of moisture,
Liquid or ice,
And when I fill-up,
Wet is the price!
But then cloud awoke,
And silent it seems,
Some clouds can talk,
But only in dreams...
Look out below!
Cloud wanted to cry,
But cloud remained silent,
Up in the sky...
Cloud couldn’t warn,
His voice was well-cloaked,
And people below,
All went home soaked!

What are clouds?
Clouds are visible masses of liquid or frozen water that float in the Earth’s atmosphere (other planets can have clouds too).
When clouds become saturated through an increase of water vapor or the cooling of the air, the water falls in different forms of precipitation like rain, sleet, or snow.

There are many types of clouds, some of the major ones are:
Cumulus Clouds look like balls of cotton and have clear edges
Cirrus Clouds are thin and wispy and are sometimes compared to strands of hair in the sky
Stratus Clouds are clouds that form in thin layers. They often look like fog, can cover the entire sky, and block the rays of the sun.