Thunderously Peaceful Rain

Softly falling, tears of liquid glass,

Tenderly tapping the leaves of trees,

Bend to fit a blade of grass.



Silence sings, as the falling rain

Kisses a small wooden coffin

Washing away tears of pain.



Sorrow falls, fast from the sky,

Beating the fresh packed ground

Crushing a mother’s wrought cry.



Shrieks of a mother’s pain pierce the air,

But the thunder shortly softens

And the storm recedes to its lair.



Softly falling, tears of liquid glass,

Tenderly tapping the leaves of trees,

Bend to fit a blade of grass.

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this poem is
one of my favorites to read