Clouds: The Determinant Of Sky's Emotions
Maybe it's a fact or not but I can liken the clouds in the sky to portray human emotions. I don't know if others might see it that way but I'll explain according to my point of view. The clouds in the sky are one of the natural elements that are always subjected to change. Since human emotions can change at any time, then we can see human emotions in a natural element. Let's see the changes using these pictures as evidence.
Rainbow On The Sky
A rainbow sky is a rare beauty of nature that doesn't show up till it feels like coming up. When it's out, everyone including adults love to watch or catch a glimpse of it. For me, I had to take a photograph of it. In general terms, I see a rainbow as a sign of hope despite turbulent times. It is mostly known that rainbows appear after turbulent weather. Then, this is the true power of hope.
A Clear Sky
Looking at this picture, the first thing that will echo in your mind is that it was a bright day. Indeed, it was a bright and clear day. The sun was at its peak as the clouds gave way for the illuminating energy of the sun to do it's wonders. For me, I'll say the emotions of the day was a bright as the sun brought it's jovial nature to planet Earth.
A Dark But Complicated Sky
While going to church on a fateful day, I saw the nature of the sky and I decided to take a photograph of it. If a person takes a look at it, you will notice some uniqueness within the sky at that moment. Naturally, when the day decides to draw its curtains, dark or grey clouds give the announcement. But in this case, we see the grey clouds at a point and a streak of light acting as a separator. In that case, will you ask if there were abnormalities in the night session. Then, the answer was No.
From this illustration from the 3 pictures, it is clear that the sky through the clouds makes its emotions known to man. Man on the other side uses it to his advantage by making decisions due to the signals from the sky.
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I find your approach interesting, although I can't see in the sky/clouds what you see.
For example the rainbow doesn't show with us after turbulent weather but if it (softly) rains and the sun shines.
For sure the emotions we feel or the associations we have with something will make us see different things in the sky/clouds.