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Phia Aug 2023
The rain is falling
And now I am falling too
All I want is you
xjf Aug 2023
I swear, they're having battles up there
and we're missing them!
Right there! way up in the air
past all the houses, past the hills
past the pollution
Right there against the blue
They are warriors of strength through and through
I see their charges, the waves of legions
sides changing as quickly as the seasons
but they keep fighting on, forever I'm sure
The battle of the blue and white blur
I S A A C Aug 2023
i threw a penny into a fountain a fortnight ago
i trust the process, removed my ego
the story unfolded like a novel
now I have room to grow
into the grooves, towards the sun
rain is a blessing to some
pain is a lesson for some
i trust the process, trust i’ll become
the words I write in my journal
the worlds I create are personal
Phia Aug 2023
Like the summer rain, we fell.
Thinking back to when our love first bloomed and how I would give everything to have it all back.
Maria Mitea Aug 2023
the rain is
nostalgic
romantic, and
pretty
like a sad muze,
the best day for poetry to spring, and
breathe fresh air,
somehow,
we,
people, besides whining and complaining about the ugly weather, still get quieter without noticing
that rain, like a peacemaker, is trying hard to make us stop and surrender to life as everything around us
does
make peace on earth as the sky is crying
p.s. Linda, from Spanish, means ”Tender” and ”Pretty”, so the rain in its sadness is pretty and tender, 🙂
Zywa Aug 2023
It's a quiet day.

I'm standing at the window --


contemplating rain.
"The Queen of the Tambourine" (1991, Jane Gardam), § April 12th (1990)

Collection "VacantVoid"
Meandering Words Jul 2023
caught off guard
by yet another downpour
unprepared again
he could shelter
from the torrent
tormenting
and tempestuous
beneath the hung branches
of this laden tree
overreaching
beyond its means
but he knows
it cannot keep him dry
for as long as
he might need
from bough to branch
to leaf and bud
down the back of his neck
through layer upon layer
soon sodden and soiled
those discomforting drips
will expose that
which he didn't want
to feel
M H John Jul 2023
if the walls of my bedroom could talk
they’d say how i cry
to the moon
holding my breath
giving myself chest pain
convincing my brain
that it’s from the novacane
i force myself to take
because now & days
i numb myself
to be washed in your acid rain
because it still lives inside me
storming away
anytime i choose
to speak your name
Zywa Jul 2023
It's raining tonight

on our summer memories --


They are washed away.
Poem "Morte di una stagione" ("Death of a season", 1937, Antonia Pozzi) - "Piovve tutta la notte sulle memorie dell'estate"

Collection "After the festivities"
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