A poem by Gary C. Gibson.
In the rainfall the water is cold, wet, political
sloshing sounds in squeaky shoes have drowned together
for it is all memory now–
dry pages in dry books, clothes and crackers in rucksack packed
thoughtfully with some electronics
moisture absorbing components
that would become landfill with saturation
It began a distant cloud moving a little fast to evolve
a classic mystic union of cloud and ground
transforming occasionally to low ceiling fury of scuds
Many days before had formed to precipitate nothing
except lost time worrying about the rain
putting off for another day
the journey, the paint job
that washed away when the clouds formed
universally
horizon to horizon in sky become a province of gray
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With return to powers of constant downpour
experienced before
air vehicles rise above the world of clouds
somewhere else the sun shines.
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