It began
with heavy,
plunking
drops...
falling from the sky like liquid stones.
A few at first,
as though a small hole had punctured
the firmament.
Then, like a waterlogged ceiling,
the sky seemed to sag
and burst,
drenching
the soil,
splashing
on the street and sidewalk.
Overhead on the attic vents, the rain hammered
a tinny percussion
a song long forgotten...
While we watched through the water-streaked glass,
and listened with awe and reverence and gratitude.
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David, what a beautiful expression of gratitude for all of us who received some rain. I didn't know you were such a good poet, butI'm not surprised!
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