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Tag Archives: rain poems
on authority of rain
:: the sky’s in a moodand so are we, puddle lush-ious and fancy-free. ::
umbrella heavens
the year has taken much, and left us hollow. we count sorrowson both hands and watchthe cold doors close. i suppose of all these wayward things, i miss my -self the most. i search the sky for rain and other groovy ghosts. It’s Quadrille Monday … Continue reading
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Tagged groovy ghosts, Q44, Quadrille, Quadrille Monday, rain poems
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After the Rain
You say you want to go into the city to see the lights and I’m all about that smile, and so I say yes, and we are on our way with nothing between us but the sway of the radio’s … Continue reading
Posted in poetic asides poems
Tagged city poems, drive time, driving poems, music, rain poems, snap
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Patter
{for the rain, with its ‘such small hands’} .. It matters what we said between these droplets, before the storm before that violent sky cracked open before the thunder stole our voice. We held pools, lakes, oceans in hesitant … Continue reading
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Tagged April PAD 2019, E.E. Cummings, poems inspired by E.E. Cummings, rain, rain poems, storm, such small hands
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Pocket Storms
… I have decided ……………(she thunders) that these last cold drops are mine, …..saved for a sunny day when arched and angry eyebrows know the sky shines quite too bright and I need just one little plop of …………….rain to … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems, Quadrille
Tagged elaborate storms, feel the thunder, Q44, Quadrille, rain, rain poems, storms, thunder
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Thus
: much wanted, he put an end to night, to the boundaries of water, west, wizard, a particular kind of scattering. A bundle mouth amongst want. Members of the sacred, of mud and mist. Of extended arms, beckoned clouds. When … Continue reading
rain shine
play magnetic poetry here.
woozy
.. it’s a doozy, this catawumpus flummox be ……………-fuddle, meant. this tailspin blunder …..-ment won’t stop. she’s feeling boozy, though she hasn’t drunk ……………………..a drop. she’s dizzy, in a tizzy (hope there’s no quizzy ………..at the end). she’s busy building … Continue reading
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Tagged April PAD 2016, befuddlements, bumbershoot, crazy April, drunk poems, rain poems, umbrellas, woozy, wordplay
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Lady, I swear.
It’s raining flowers. It’s raining flowers. The world will never be the same. The world will never be the same. Flowers will never be the world. The same: It’s raining. I am the walrus. I am the walrus. This too, … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Collins, E.E. Cummings, flowers, OctPoWriMo, paradelle, rain poems, sky songs
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because it’s raining softly through a blurry silver sky,
.. let’s don our tu-tu dresses, our turquoise tresses and lie in the grass with our anklets crossed and bitch about a world gone awry. let’s hold our breaths until they’ve lost us, tossed us to the wind like dandelion … Continue reading
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Tagged dandelion poems, poems for Shawna, rain poems, Shawna will like this poem, sky songs, tu-tus
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