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The Pain of Rain
The rain came pouring down,
in the darkness of the night,
saturating once solid ground,
creating a destructive sight.
The dirt and soil turned to mud,
causing the land to slowly slide,
trees began to fall with a thud,
blocking roads causing a divide.
Rivers rose above their banks,
flooding the peaceful little town,
helping hands with little thanks,
destruction causes such a frown.
A simple act of nature’s rain,
needed to moisten the land,
abundance creates such a pain,
filling all the sacks with sand.
Destruction and so much sorrow,
appears without any warning,
a rainbow, hope for tomorrow,
the sun will shine in the morning.
Samuel E. Stone, Copyright© 2006, All Audiences
Samuel E. Stone, Best Selling Mystery Author
Reviews of "The Pain of Rain"
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Rain what a pain-- No kiddin'-- very well said my friend...
Keep a writin' on and on and on- I enjoy your style and flair-
HuGs2U-SheKit-ten
"The rain came pouring down" is such a leading image, and, nowadays, what child doesn't know about weather, terrorists and rain pouring down...
Yes, I could see a/(many) chldren's book(s), in many languages, from your 'water-piece'.
With regards,
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Rain can be a blessing and a curse; you convey both sides perfectly. We could use a little of that rain here in dry Texas...well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.