It’s
nice today, but It’s been raining here in the East for the last several days.
Short showers here and there and then downpours and a deluge for a time as
weather systems move through the northeast. The ground is saturated and
flooding has occurred.
Some
friends have complained about the wet and damp, but I love it. Watching it rain
from the comfort of a dry place encourages an exchange between spirit and mind
that is missing when the outdoors beckons with the freedom of sunlit choice.
For me
rain has always awakened the Muse. This one called Window Rain comes from my
book, Quiet Musings.
Racing,
chasing down the pane,
Drops
that started out as rain,
Some are
fast and others slow,
Nervous
sliding to below.
Stopping,
starting, this way that,
Changing
by another’s splat,
Lenses
into nature’s gray
Help
define the type of day.
Streaking,
leaking, lines of wet,
Never
staying never set,
Trace
their path before it’s dry
To see a
water butterfly.
No
singing song of “go away,”
I truly
want the rain to stay.
I miss
it when it is not here,
To make my glass a chandelier.
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