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Marisa Lu Makil May 2015
On this rainy day
I just want to cry
Not like some others
Who wish they would die

On this rainy day
Just want it to end
*** somehow I thought
He was a Godsend.

On this rainy day
I wish I could weep
And all my troubles
Could roll down my cheeks

On this rainy day
I just want the tears
And just to erase
All the past years

On this rainy day
My emotions scream
And boy do I wish
This was all a dream

On this rainy day
Want someone to hold
Someone who'll love me
Even when I'm old

On this rainy day
A painting's my heart
He graffitid it
And made it his art

On this rainy day
Breath seems like torture
A thing of unknown
Like a new culture

On this rainy day
I just want to cry
But oh pity me
My tear ducts are dry

On this rainy day
I just want to choke
On my wet tears, but
My tear ducts are broke.
I wish I could cry, but all there is is emptiness.
Nishanth J Apr 2015
I read because it paints a picture;

Of the intellectual kind

That shakes me to consciousness

And makes me face reality.

I read because it gives me another life,

Another perspective,

Another mind,

Another sensation,

And makes it surreal.

I read because I travel

From a land of Dark Lords

To a land where Time stops still and then

To a land with magical Wardrobes

Before a land of Desolation

And a land of long Winters but

I wind back to Earth—

The unnatural ground my legs touch and

The poisonous air my nose breathes.

The destructive sound my ears hear and

The chaos my eyes see.

But, I still read what you write

Because it tells me a story

Describes another human

And a powerful emotion

Which strikes that chord

Not making me feel lonely,

Anymore.

It's funny how I read and write, both.

I am the story-teller and

I am the listener.

I am the God and

I am the one who he creates.

I am the heat in the day and

I am the cold in the night.

I am you and

I am me.

But,

Aren't we all the same

If we, both, read and write?

Like we inhale and exhale?

Or like we stay wide awake or in a deep slumber?

Or like we create and destruct?

Or like we live and perish?

Then, why are we different?

But, that is how I read

and this is how I write.

Like, this is how you read.

Now, tell me, how you write.
In response to a poem titled "so I'll tell you why I write." by an anonymous writer.
Courtney Feb 2015
we fall in and out of shape like
raindrops beating on
your windows,
and
I wonder
if you like to jump
in puddles like I do, or if
you hide under
umbrellas
with
the rest,
afraid of storms?
Cheyenne W Jan 2015
SOS
The raindrops are Morse code outside my window
tap tap tapping secret messages like
“The trees told me you’re lonely”
“I’m sorry”
“Stay in bed”
I watch as they roll down
and I want to capture them
keep them in a jar
and listen while they whisper sweet nothings
about the soil and the clouds
and in return I could ask them
why the earth cries or maybe
to explain the art of sliding down walls
and puddling at the door frame,
maybe take notes on how they
make it look so graceful.
Shruti Atri Jul 2014
rain finally falls,
pitter-patter,
the heavens burst,
splitter-splatter,
it pours,
drip-drop
down,
noisily,
making itself known,
and thunder growls,
to tell me,
'I'm here!'.
It was a good rainy day in Mumbai today, the most awaited, the first of the season! =D
Riley Lavender Apr 2014
I just feel
so much more
ALIVE
when
it rains
xoK Apr 2014
Why do the worms fiercely dig their way to the surface
During rainstorms
As though they're afraid to miss the spectacle?
Don't they know they will end up drowning
In pools of chilled sky-tears
And get stomped by careless and hurried feet?
Strewn across drenched brick and concrete walkways,
Thousands,
Yet each somehow alone in his own conquest.
Drawn
Like the moth to the flame
And my eye to the sun.
lonely, soggy worms.

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