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The Rhythm of Rain


Its anger crashing on the sodden land To darken innocence and turn it gray The mighty power of the Sky god's hand His blackest soul that blocks the light of day Its wails, so full of bitter resent The mournful sigh from dampened leaves of green To break the Earth, the song of Wind's lament To hide the feathered bird and keep its sheen The heavy blanket, such an opaque board Collapse in sheets and bow at Gaea's feet The pleading cries from Helio ignored It falls so thickly, salty tears not sweet But reminiscent of a living thing The rain will cease, and light, the sun will bring
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ThePhoenixRising

I'm a fifteen year old human possessing an X and a Y chromosome. Huge fan of alternative rock. I also have writing profiles on Figment and Wattpad, under the same username. Some of the poems on here will be the ones I liked the best from my Figment profile.

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