The Rains Came
by The Vent By Franklin Newberry 13 days ago in sad poetry / social commentary / nature poetry / inspirational
For Appalachia... For my people

The sun, it had started to rise
Then the rains came
So bright that it blinded our eyes
'Til the rains came
We thought the crops surely would die
Then the rains came
It was worth more than all you could buy
When the rains came
We thought we would feint from the heat
Then the rains came
There was dust blown all over the street
Then the rains came
It washed it from beneath our feet
When the rains came
The taste of it never so sweet
When the rains came
But this time it brought us all tears
When the rains came
It brought to life all of our fears
When the rains came
It took away all we held dear
When the rains came
Now we tremble each time it draws near
For the rains came
sad poetrysocial commentarynature poetryinspirational
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The Vent By Franklin Newberry
Son, Father, Friend, Writer
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