Pluviophile

Pluviophile

A Poem by Yoga Pramartha
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A little girl who falls in love with the raindrops

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With white dress and red lips paint on your face

You lit up the light the candle that dazzles

The shelter you’re hiding in

From cloud sky and its parade

Of heavy rainfall and marching thunder

That might give you shiver down your spine

Yet you take the leap across the doorstep

And onto the dousing downpour

I’m just a little splash of raindrop

That falls down your face when you look at the sky

As your umbrella stuck and folded

And you dance in the pouring rain

We both know we love each other

When you smile at the ground as your feet get drenched wet

By my fellow raindrops

And we’ll keep on dancing till the sun shines again

The sun shines again

The sun shines again

The sun shines again

Please don’t shine again

No, don’t shine again

Don’t shine again

No, don’t shine again

As the cloud walks off your sight you’ll trip back to your hut

And I’ll cease the dance as I watch the sun burns both my eyes

I shall remain in the sanctuary of the leave of the tree

Till the raincloud casts our dance floor again

Then, shall we swing again?

I’ll come back as morning haze

To wake you up from your nightmare

I’ll touch your face yet again

As soon as your fingers and mine twine

I’ll always be there

When your eyes meet the cloud

When your ears hear the thunder

When your skin feels the rain

© 2015 Yoga Pramartha


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Added on March 5, 2015
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Yoga Pramartha
Yoga Pramartha

Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia



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