Can you believe it
It rained in the morning today
like In the deepest darkness
after so long
light made it's way
Lightening and thunder spoke loud
thankfully though
this time came genuine clouds
they promised and kept their word
within while with heavy spray
they showered and washed my world
since ages this burning earth
bathed ecstatically
took finally a new fresh birth !
when stopped storm's hovering wrath
views changed gratefully their old dusty cloths
ground looked like praying hands
who's prayers were answered at last
he received it with deepest gratitude
through his tears and smiles lot!
like a bird free from cage
my soul took flight so high and high
from above when gazed below
it's real, it is raining oh my!
how magical to see from there
falling down countless soothing pearls
fascinating ,determined troops
entrancing in heart of land
to liberate it from ruthless heat
and sooth it from scorching pain
let me fly in the endless sky
to reveal my immense joy !
nothing lasts here forever
so i know heat will be here
but this day ,this moment is mine
and this truth is most divine :)
yes it it rained here today after many months wait and my heart is absolutely mad with happiness and gratefulness ,we were sleeping in front yard when around 5 am we woke up with huge noise of thunder storm .winds gusts were really strong that we thought our tree gone fall upon us as they both were bending too much ,when we took our chaarpae(traditional bed ) inside veranda heavy rain started suddenly alongwith strong winds which continued for almost two hours ,such heavy rain is rare here so i was really really happy and grateful for this generosity of nature as everything here including us was literally starving for rain ,i hope and pray may creator continue this kindness in future too amen!
Beautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteWe still have rain here, it was flood since heavy rain for days in couple weeks ago.
Stay safe, Baili!
How lovely I bet the air felt fresh and clear and the rain would smell wonderful - we have rain here, not very heavy though and although I like the heat, it is a welcome change which our garden and the woodland behind will need.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteI feel the joy in your words. The rain has refreshed your soul along with everything else.
ReplyDeleteSuch joyful words.
ReplyDeleteRain is so refreshing.
All the best Jan
Nothing is better than a long-waited for event.
ReplyDeleteI remember being on the farm and waiting and hoping for rain so that we would have a crop.
ReplyDeleteLoved the poem and would love some rain here too.
ReplyDeleteIt's TOOOOO HOOOOTTTT!
Have a nice weekend
Beautiful poem you have written.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is looking every so green, it was in the previous post too but I forgot to mention it.
After so long without rain, it's a blessing when it does as it freshens up all things including the mind :)
Beautiful words. Here we are having some hot weather at the moment and rain is welcomed.
ReplyDeleteIn my part of France Normandy we are used to a lot of rain but we love the fact we have different kind of weather sometimes in one day.
I hope it will still continue to rain in your country because rain is necessary for our lives.
Lovely, cheerful and grateful poem!!! I'm so happy it rained for you Baili!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem, glad you had rain.
ReplyDeleteVery nice poem and the garden looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteI wish you many more days of rain, Baili.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your poem.
It is raining where I live. A slow steady rain that sinks into the ground. The sort of rain my grandmother loved. I know you enjoyed the rain.
ReplyDeleteHello Baili,
ReplyDeleteLovely poem! I am glad you had some rain, it does freshen the air and lower the temperatures. Take care, have a happy new week!
Beautiful poem! Rain is always welcome this time of year.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Rain does inspire poetry.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Gosto do seu poema inspirado na chuva que tanta satisfação lhe causou. É quase sempre uma bênção do céu, a chuva, se não for tempestuosa.
ReplyDeleteUma boa semana com muita saúde.
Um beijo.
As I read this post, Baili, the sky here is darkening and there is the threat of rain coming very soon as the wind is also noticeable. So glad you had a wonderful rainstorm to nourish your plants and your spirits.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Big Hugs!
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ReplyDeleteAdorei o seu poema que tão bem expressou, a alegria que a chuva proporcionou! E chuva... é vida! Desde que não cause estragos é muito bem vinda!
ReplyDeleteAqui na Europa, houve cheias terríveis em alguns países, devido a chuvas muito intensas... em zonas muito próximas de rios, que encheram rapidamente... e em países, onde tal efeito não deveria acontecer... para mais, na altura do Verão, que torna tudo mais inesperado... são as alterações climáticas! Aqui em Portugal, este Verão está extremamente ventoso. Os grandes incêndios do nosso país em 2017 que destruíram tantas áreas verdes, vieram contribuir para tal... as árvores servem como corta-ventos... agora o vento Norte, sente de forma muito intensa... tenho saudades das calmas e amenas noites de Verão, que havia antes no nosso país... é tão estranho sentirmos que está tudo a mudar rápido demais e com a Natureza a perder os seus padrões normais, das várias estações do ano... com muitos deles se misturando aleatoriamente, em qualquer altura do ano, agora...
Adorei ver o seu jardim, Baili! Deve ter ficado lindo depois das chuvas! Os prados aqui das traseiras da minha casa, também dão logo sinal, após a caída de chuvas... de um dia para o outro, flores e arbustos, parecem surgir do nada...
Beijinhos
Ana
I'm always grateful when we get rain here, Baili; but I'm sure my happiness doesn't meet your joy. Snow is my favorite precipitation. It's beautiful and feeds the snowpack in our Rocky Mountains. Several states and millions and millions of people depend on that snow. Terry, he'd be happy if he never saw snow again ~ LOL. Your garden is a peaceful, restful green, and I love how your hubby plants flowers for you and your family to enjoy! Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteWhoops ~ not sure if my comment went through. Google is giving me fits again. Fortunately, I saved it on my desktop. I'm always grateful when we get rain here, Baili; but I'm sure my happiness doesn't meet your joy. Snow is my favorite precipitation. It's beautiful and feeds the snowpack in our Rocky Mountains. Several states and millions and millions of people depend on that snow. Terry, he'd be happy if he never saw snow again ~ LOL. Your garden is a peaceful, restful green, and I love how your hubby plants flowers for you and your family to enjoy! Hugs to you!
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