I Love The Rain (poem) by karen l logan on AuthorsDen

I Love The Rain
by karen l logan → (All Poetry by karen l logan)
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I think this is mostly a woman thing. Sometimes you just have to cry.
There is a heavy cloud hanging over my head and from time to time it rains wind and rain pore over my face my lips, my fingertips and fall from tender lace. I raise my head up to the sky smile real big and strong hold my arms open big and wide to receive all day long. The storm brewing inside my head from visions of light to my tear stained bed is crushing my heart and clouding up the sky, I guess that why I guess thats really why, I love the rain it suits me well I love the rain washng my tainted cell. Grey clouds are a welcome sight they are my strength through the night pouring and dripping to the rythm in my head making perfect since of things never said. They make music of broken hearts happiness where sadness starts it all makes perfect since when I listen to the rain. I know I can live one more day as long as I listen to what the rain has to say I guess thats why I guess thats really why, I love the rain it suits me well I love the rain washing my tainted cell.

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)

Reviewed on January 11, 2011

Lovely writing sweet lady..stay safe and well..Hugsss

Reviewed by Connie Faust

Reviewed on December 10, 2010

I like this a lot. It sounds like a song to me. Song or poem, it is very appealing and I can just feel that crying jag.
I think women are more apt to be the ones giving in to tears, but there are men who cry easily. Tender hearts? Yes, I think so. I appreciate them.
With Jesus-love,
Connie

Reviewed by karen logan

Reviewed on November 14, 2010

Hi Laura, Thank you so much for the kind words. I appreciate them so much. Love and light. Karen

Reviewed by Laura Fall

Bravo Karen and you sure have god given talent to write indeed and yes rain is rather romantic in a magical way.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on November 11, 2010

I think this is mostly a woman thing. Sometimes you just have to cry.

Ah but there, you are so wrong, Karen; it's not mostly a "woman thing." I weep on a regular basis and I find the rain often "in sync" with my thoughts and feelings. Tears are often therapeutic. Thank you for sharing these meaningful sentiments. Love and best wishes,

Regis

Reviewed by Paul Judges

Well written poem, Karen; the rain has certainly washed over us here today.