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Welcome the Roar of the Rain by Darlene Lewis Saturday, May 21, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This poem is symbolic of dealing with strife and it also salutes a love of Nature.
Welcome the roar of the rain welcome the thunder and storm remember how cool it makes you feel in the summer when it's so warm Watch how the clouds seem to know they must yield for the tears of the Lord nothing's more sacred than thunder and lightning fighting to not be ignored Run to the streets wet with water puddles so deep your feet drown stand like a tree so attentive when the rain is pouring down cleansing the earth for life's changes feeding the seas not in vain lancing the fields, bringing life to full stages welcome the roar of the rain
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Reviewed by Eugene Williams	10/26/2009

"welcome the roar of the rain" I feel it thats what matters to feel it.. thanks




Reviewed by Stephanie Webb	4/25/2009

I love this! You are very talented and this you already know. Your work is so nice!!!!! Thanks Steph




Reviewed by Chase Von	8/31/2007

Beautiful:) Feeding the seas not in vain:) All the things that take place have purposes...




Reviewed by Janet Bellinger	3/7/2006

Nice images. I too, respond to the rain.




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	7/9/2005

Most refreshing. When a cloudburst occurs, I love running out in it and feeling revived. You did this very well, Darlene. Thank you for sharing this offering. Love and peace to you. Regis




Reviewed by Lori Moore	5/21/2005

Great theme. A wonderful salute!