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12 poems·Since June 2016
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Clear Umbrella

June 30, 2016

Rain-

Persistent and cold-

Grays this world

of Concrete and Metal 

that You and I live in.

 

It starts out small- 

a fine falling mist-

Before it quickly grows

into a Pounding Force;

 

Filling the streets -

And the gutters -

And the drains- 

 

It threatens to drown 

the planet in that of gloom

 

Yet here You and I Stand-

warm bodies pressed  

in a close, near-embrace-

ignoring the Howling winds,

and the Frigid air;

 

The sound of the pelting rain -

'DuumDun, DuumDun, Duumdun' -

rumbles off this plastic-

Drape-on-a-stick- 

 

It covers our heads-

The tumult of the world only a phantom

that lives distantly in our minds.

 

Protecting us:

Sheltering us;

 

Our attention is on the Warmth

that radiates from Within-

The smooth, Chaste mending

of plume, rose-tinted Lips-

Pressed in tender Intimacy;

 

A moment so Sacred-

so Blissful and Sweet-

that even the torrent precipitation

Cannot Disturb

 

It is here-

in a time of somber mist-

and leaden rain-

 

Our love Blossoms-

Hidden under a Clear Umbrella.

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