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It came from cloudless blue No herald of its fall Was served as heaven’s brew To quench the thirst of all To give to morn its dew And cause to tiller’s prance To wet dry ground anew With peace, joy, song, and dance A peace of spotless white Urged warring halves to join As weary eyes did sight The gleam of nature’s coin A joy of love’s consent Burned bright from empty core As ailing nose did scent The rise of petrichor A song to woe's distaste From voice of grateful praise As thirsting tongue did taste The ale of favour's daze A dance of festive tier On soles of arid sores As shutting ears did hear The tune of Angels' scores A comfort so surreal Set last of five to race As numbing nerves did feel The warmth of wet embrace It came from cloudless blue As touch of God’s good hand To bid fierce drought adieu With child for barren land Who looks not to years past But thanks the Lord laid bare Having found at long last The one for whom to care
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Dec 31, 2018
Dec 31, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
Petrichor II
It came from cloudless blue No herald of its fall Was served as heaven’s brew To quench the thirst of all To give to morn its dew And cause to tiller’s prance To wet dry ground anew With peace, joy, song, and dance A peace of spotless white Urged warring halves to join As weary eyes did sight The gleam of nature’s coin A joy of love’s consent Burned bright from empty core As ailing nose did scent The rise of petrichor A song to woe's distaste From voice of grateful praise As thirsting tongue did taste The ale of favour's daze A dance of festive tier On soles of arid sores As shutting ears did hear The tune of Angels' scores A comfort so surreal Set last of five to race As numbing nerves did feel The warmth of wet embrace It came from cloudless blue As touch of God’s good hand To bid fierce drought adieu With child for barren land Who looks not to years past But thanks the Lord laid bare Having found at long last The one for whom to care
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Dec 31, 2018
Dec 31, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
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