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We Are All Rain


Raindrops fall From the crystal clear sky Passing layers of life Just passing them by Going on a journey Through the emptiness of air Headfirst to the ground Waiting to get there Some raindrops are acid Filled with poison and danger However as they hit the rocks They can no longer endanger Each one is unique Yet they all look the same Alone, each is just water Together they are rain Raindrops are people And people are rain
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