Though the Rain FallsWalking through the rain, can’t explain,
It falls, hitting hard and strong,
Joining tears, that flow down,
Riding the curve, her cheek,
Dripping onto her pale shirt.
My hand moves, in spiritual slo-mo,
A century passes, and finally,
Touches her sad face, flooding,
This world with, the maddening sorrow,
Of another reality. Soul children,
Stricken by torrent, can’t quite,
Hold their heads above water.
Forgotten time passes, no one,
Can move anymore. Telltale
Signs of midborn existentialism
Her eyes rise, blue, wet,
How many? She said,
Nineteen, all gone. It can’t be,
Yes, nothing we can do.
They’re all gone.
As the flood ends, the rain,
Returns. Upward it travels,
Taking with it, all that came before.
Her eyes, return too, and thus
I fall. Touching no more. Hand
Disappears, atomically by written,
Plan. Though I never had a chance.
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