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Comes the Rain
by Ronald W. Hull → (All Poetry by Ronald W. Hull)
Friday, June 27, 2025    Rated "G" by the Author.
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We all need rain for life to survive and flourish. And every raindrop needs a speck of dust to form. But rain comes from storms, both gentle and violent. And with each rain front the atmosphere cools, sometimes turning rain into snow and bitter cold.


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Comes the Rain


To wash away dirt and pain,

to nourish thirsty plant gain,

Drought finally, to wane.


To fill the rivers to overflow,

To fill the lakes deep and slow,

Nourish oceans far below.


To fill the skies with fiery light,

To fill frail hearts tremble fright,

Thunder cracks in the night.


To hear the wind’s mighty roar,

To hear trees cry never before,

Tornado rips with mighty gore.


To feel the heat turn suddenly chill,

To start shivering and feeling ill,

Cold front brings a bitter pill.


Comes the rain,

With good and bad will.


Copyright 2025 © Ronald W. Hull


3/27/25


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 Reviews of "Comes the Rain"
Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on July 22, 2025
I AM LOOKING AT THIS WORK FROM A HUMAN PERSPECTIVE; INTO EACH LIFE...SOME RAIN MUST FALL. WE GROW AND ARE STRENGTHENED DURING DIFFICULT TIMES. NOW, CERTAINLY...WE WILL NOT SEE NOR UNDERSTAND 'THE GOOD' IN EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS BUT, BY FAITH, WE KNOW THERE IS A BLESSING IN ALL THINGS. INDEED, WE CAN 'PRESS-ON' THROUGH IT ALL WHEN WE REALIZE THAT '...ALL THINGS(RAIN OR SUNSHINE) WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD FOR THEM THAT LOVE GOD...' I ENJOYED THE IMAGERY IN THIS WORK, RON... IT IS WONDERFUL, THANK YOU! LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATION

Reviewed on July 11, 2025
As always wonderful rhyme and flow. The storm on full display in your poem, Ron.

Reviewed by Rose Rideout
Reviewed on June 28, 2025
Some people hate to see the rain coming but I always felt it is badly needed so much, for the farmers, the wooded areas, for the fruit trees and the lawns. We love the thunder storms as long as we are inside. I feel the dampness this evening as it has rained today but I won't complain because the temperatures for the next week are going to be scorching. I enjoyed reading this.

Rose

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on June 28, 2025
Ah, what a stormy piece of poetry capturing rain as the giver of life and the harbinger of chaos. In the Islamic tradition of which I am familiar, rain is considered a blessing, something I came to learn after living all those years in the desert. Now I can enjoy the rain and thunderstorms of Florida after all those years, especially now during the summer months when afternoon storms are quite common.


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