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There was once a drought that thundered through the land It stormed from north to south sparing neither head nor hand It came on the heels of may, to rob fields of their right Giving hunger to day then taking respite from night Sun came and moon thereafter, time and time again Yet the skies yielded no answer to the outcry of men ‘Cause fortune did reject the farmer’s desperate plea For sin of thankless neglect towards soil of sower’s glee Clouds massed in mocking grey, winds whispered hopeful lies Telling of a better day when we would hear the heavens’ cries Such was the willful drought that ended harvest’s reign Starving land of fruitful sprout till Mercy brought the rain I should say no more of the gloom through days of old But with words long withheld, tell of that which should be told.
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Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 5:51 PM UTC
Petrichor I
There was once a drought that thundered through the land It stormed from north to south sparing neither head nor hand It came on the heels of may, to rob fields of their right Giving hunger to day then taking respite from night Sun came and moon thereafter, time and time again Yet the skies yielded no answer to the outcry of men ‘Cause fortune did reject the farmer’s desperate plea For sin of thankless neglect towards soil of sower’s glee Clouds massed in mocking grey, winds whispered hopeful lies Telling of a better day when we would hear the heavens’ cries Such was the willful drought that ended harvest’s reign Starving land of fruitful sprout till Mercy brought the rain I should say no more of the gloom through days of old But with words long withheld, tell of that which should be told.
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Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 5:51 PM UTC
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