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Rainstorm


The skies are crying once again

Tears splash violently on the pavement

Tears gather at the curb, creating a small stream

Leaves on trees try to stay strong to lift the rain drops

Leaves collapse, giving up on the weight

Leaves that have fallen argue with each other, interfered by the wind

Wind howls angrily, upset at the whole world

Wind teases the leaves, trying to push them away from each other

Wind pushes the leaves away in spirals

Skies begin to clear

Skies tears have finally come to an end

Skies are calm and happy

Wind waits for it all to happen again

 

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