![]() Rainstorm Part IIIA Poem by Dressed in Poetry![]() I would read the other two first, since this is part III.![]()
Instead of the
World becoming
Black and dead,
Like she expected,
It lit up further:
Many dazzling,
Dancing lights
Welcoming her
Into their midst
Like a sparkling
Fire at a witches’
Midnight gathering.
The only element
That coerced her
Into remembering
The rainstorm
She had
Danced in
Delighted in
Dreamed in
Was the echo
Within her mind
That sounded
Like roaring
Thunder
Enclosing her body
Encompassing her thoughts
Encasing her feelings
But she soon
Realized that
It could not be thunder,
For thunder could
Not last this long.
She shoved the
Banging, booming
Noise out of her mind
And focused upon
The physicality
Of the moment,
And felt the
Kind, familiar wetness
Of sweet, sky teardrops
Upon her face,
So fragile and delicate
From holding
The emotion back.
But in another
Instant, she felt
A hard, cold
Obscurity beneath her,
And realized the
Shock from the
Brilliant light
Must have caused
Her to hit
The unbreakable
Concrete street
Which he had
Never traversed,
Even for her love.
Above, the benevolent
Rain fell,
Still comforting
In its own way,
While below,
The world held her
Down, reminding her
That she must
Get up and
Return to the cruel world,
For she could no longer
Hide beneath droplets
And between clasps
Of thunderous lights.
© 2008 Dressed in PoetryAuthor's Note
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Added on February 28, 2008Last Updated on February 29, 2008 Author![]() Dressed in PoetryNorman, OKAboutJe m'appelle Lauren. I'm very dramatic. Other random things about me: - I have a passionate love for all things ironic. - 80% of what I say is sarcastic. - I like big words. They are fun. - I .. more..Writing
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