I like to wear the bare minimum and sit out in the pouring rain. I let it wash over me until my peppered shivers are convulsions. I lay back and swallow the fresh drops, letting it rejuvenate me, hoping I will melt in with the rain and wash over the earth into the dirt and roots spreading feeding nourishing, doing some good, finally of use.
I wish I were as fresh and pure, and smelled, like the quick rain that sends my heart swimming.