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- absence of light
tender rain
tender rain, not so much falling
as gliding downward to caress
desiccated leaf and blade
in comforting slaking of thirst
engorgement and, eventually,
grateful, green satiety
pewter-gray sky
pewter-gray sky
with peculiar sheen but little brightness
heavy with darkened clouds thick
without puff or soft, curved margins
bringing rain soft and incessant
as though all the sky were doomed
to precipitation evermore
and no individual living being
would know again the glory of sunshine
through august
gentle rain, hardly more than mist
but it may be enough to give hope
that the far-flung
rhodies will make it through august
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wet tinged
welcome autumn rain
rain
not as in florida’s torrents, but gentle, welcome
the first time in months my lawn has been tinged
with green rather than straw brown
remark this gift
remark this gift
haiku
contemplative rain
dictating pause and reflect
gifting perspective