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Skies have been cloudy for days Great mothballs threatening liquid Vengeance, and all the weathermen predicted Rain. I for one anticipated a second Flood, torrents of water so as to wash Everything down the drain And why not? That would be horrifying and Exciting in most respects But the rain refuses to be Dislodged from its clouds, looming Above a waiting world to firmly assert that It will not visit, not until the grass is a bit greener and The flowers show their true colors But the brittle brown grass cries out for water and the Cracked gray flowers weep with despair Because, of course Water is vital, and Everyone needs a rainbow
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May 28, 2011
May 28, 2011 at 7:50 AM UTC
The Day of Gray Rainbows
Skies have been cloudy for days Great mothballs threatening liquid Vengeance, and all the weathermen predicted Rain. I for one anticipated a second Flood, torrents of water so as to wash Everything down the drain And why not? That would be horrifying and Exciting in most respects But the rain refuses to be Dislodged from its clouds, looming Above a waiting world to firmly assert that It will not visit, not until the grass is a bit greener and The flowers show their true colors But the brittle brown grass cries out for water and the Cracked gray flowers weep with despair Because, of course Water is vital, and Everyone needs a rainbow
samuel-the-poet
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May 28, 2011
May 28, 2011 at 7:50 AM UTC
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