THE SINGING RAIN
Uniqueness of Nature
The beauty of blue is the clouds
Up above the sea smiling
Like the sun eying the seas
From far above
With the lifting up of the waters
Above the sea
It goes
Roaring of the boats
Anger of the sea
Rejoicing of Wales
Darkening of the clouds
Blinding the sun
The Angry thunder
The flashing lightning
Descent of celestials
Songs of timbrels
Melody to the desert
Peace to the green growth
Calmness of the legions
Sweetness to the soul
The songs of All
The rain falls down like a lullaby
Bringing peace to the troubled mind
The pitter-patter of the drops
A symphony to the deaf ear
The rain dances with the wind
Whispering secrets to the trees
The flowers open up their hearts
To bask in its soothing embrace
Nature's tears washing away
All the dirt and the grime
The rain brings life to the earth
A gift from the heavens above
And when the rain stops
The world is left in silence
A peaceful calm descends
A reminder of the rain's dance
The sun comes out to shine
Bringing light to the world once again
The colors of nature come to life
A rainbow of beauty to behold
The singing rain, a rare delight
A symphony to be remembered forever.
About the Creator
Goodnews Ekule
The art of writing is a sweet soul wrenching joy, that connects the joints together to give meaning to life. That's what I enjoy in it.
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