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bubblesleave
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since 2006-03-04
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Bloomington, IN

0 posted 2006-03-04 10:33 PM


Rain is falling
rain is falling,
falling all around.
                                
Rain is falling
rain is falling,
such a soothing sound.
                                
Thunder rumbles
thunder rumbles,
somewhere in the night.
                                
Thunder rumbles
thunder rumbles,
followed by the quiet.
                                
Lighting flashes
lighting flashes,
on the windowpane.
                                
Lighting flashes
lighting flashes,
one moment now in frame.
                                


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poettothecars
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since 2006-02-10
Posts 1093
New Zealand
1 posted 2006-03-05 05:04 AM


I think I clicked

Then I get the feeling of the rain, then the thunder, followed by the lightening

This poem may not appeal to every one and I surprise myself by wanting to add my comment here.

Style can be mixed, yet balance and feel are part of nature

Normally poems written in this form do not appeal to me .

However this one did win me over. Good job in attaching nature to the page

a poet who cares

Sunshine
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2 posted 2006-03-05 09:18 AM



Good morning, bubbles.  I wrote a repetitive thunderous poem once...something akin to this...maybe I should dust it and bring it out of the archives...it may be one you would enjoy.

Sometimes a little repetition can go a long way.  You did not overstep the sensation here.  But please, keep dancing.  We still need more rain!




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