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Sunlight


It’s really quite incredible, the way the rain can change

It can be warm and sunny but then its bleak and grey

First you’re dancing and laughter splits your face

As you run and splash in puddles that happen on your way

But then you’re standing huddled as the sudden chill takes hold

And your clothes that drip with water are freezing to your bones

The sun that warmed the earth is driven from your sight

And all that’s left to see are rainclouds: frightful in their might.

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