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Lazy Rain
Contributed by
blackmarker
on
Friday, 24th December 2004 @ 12:27:28 PM in AEST
Topic:
NaturePoetry
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Nothing really to say.
I saw a cloud, with sunlight streaming through it, and I started thinking.
Then it turned into something else.
It always does.
Started December 21, attempted to finish December 23 and 24.
Slice open the clouds;
Spill forth the sunshine and the
Lazy rain,
Like cloying cream,
Dissipating in murky, black coffee,
To be drunk up
Swallowed without appreciation,
Absorbed thoughtlessly,
By the greedy and the selfish.
Lapped up lazily like luscious lavender tea,
Eagerly enjoyed in summer’s eve,
Succulently sipped in silence,
While casually resting in the gazebo.
Enjoying the balmy air,
And laughing gaily at the young neighbours;
Cavorting about,
Galumphing after lightning-bugs,
Squealing in delight
As they flicker and flash,
Sparkle and shimmer,
Glitter and gleam.
Racing across dusk-kissed grass,
Sparkling beneath ruby droplets,
Glistening like crimson teardrops,
Fallen from ominous, dull clouds.
Tumbling like blood
Leaking from freshly-wrought wounds,
Corroding soft flesh,
Leaving pin-prick holes,
Exposed to the harsh winds,
That erode and abrade,
Leaving not but skeletons and dust -
Dirty ashes -
In their wake;
Travelling slowly upon the storm,
To settle upon the earth.
Feeding the gluttony of the world,
As they obliviously devour
All that their credulity
Has to offer.
The skies’ tainted wind,
And lazy rain.
Copyright ©
blackmarker
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2004-12-24 12:27:28] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: Lazy Rain
(User Rating: 1 ) by xxbreathlessx on
Friday, 24th December 2004 @ 02:29:35 PM AEST (User
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wow! loved it! i liked the transformation from the beggining of the poem to the end. it was extremly well written and described, you gave vivid pictures. it was spectacular! |
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