The Rain Gods

by NightFlyer   Nov 21, 2007


All knowing rain gods shimmering in the breeze,
Taking the form of dampened trees,
Their faces drift in groups of shapes across dark stormy fields,
Heralding the rainy breeze,
Damp pantheon, they ride the autumn twilight,
The spirits of the woods in misty commotion,
Rain cloud, cracking thunder steaming their tropical visage,
As rivers flow to sea,
They emerge, mute magicians of primeval wisdom,
In the explosion of rainy waterfalls,
Leading us to the damp meadows of our youth.

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  • 17 years ago

    by NyellMoonlight

    Wow...
    This is so descriptive and captivating, one of the best nature poems I've read in a while. You created stunning imagery and whole idea for this poem is very original. Truly excellently written piece.
    Keep up!

  • 17 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Thank you very much, Michal. When I wrote this one, I was living next to a golf course. During a thunderstorm, I looked out my window, and the top part of the palm trees in the golf course looked like faces to me. That's what inspired me to write the poem.

  • 17 years ago

    by michael

    I liked the imagination, keep it it

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