The Rain
Shadowed greens
blemish happy days
As sunlight sheds its tears
in lonely dark rains
Towering demons surround and attack
The void of blue with their cloaks of black
Swirling obelisks with wide smoky backs
Flickering in the wind with cellophane smacks
The grumbling cotton clouds retreat
From gales of wind and hail which defeat
With quick icy breaths
And clamorous feet
Tumbling down many a deserted street
Tendrils of frigid ozone tearing concrete
Strays of white wisps water and wait
For their turn to coalesce with a sky of Hate
Cornflower blue bruises to navy
As bands of droplets burst desperate and crazy
Tear after tear the broken canvass relieves
Its bridled emotions through a transient sieve
Pain and acid now burn the jewel
O’er the swimming sapphire the rain does rule!
With its rigor mortis teeth and its roaring spool
Of frothing gray fabric, choking and cruel.
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