Upon the canvas of the sky, a watery ballet,
The rain descends in gentle sway,
It kisses earth with tender grace,
Breathing life into nature's embrace.
Each droplet, a gem of liquid light,
Bringing forth day from darkest night,
A symphony of rhythm, a dance divine,
As raindrops in harmonious lines align.
The parched earth sighs, relief it finds,
As raindrops quench its thirst, unbinds,
The buds and blooms awaken in glee,
As rain unveils life's grand decree.
Yet, within this watery tale we see,
A dual face of rain's decree,
For in its touch, a power thrives,
To shape both life and death in lives.
For when rainstorms rage in mighty roar,
Nature's strength it does implore,
Torrents pound with fierce intent,
Testing life's will, its strength unspent.
Amidst the beauty, a warning held,
For too much rain can leave lands swelled,
Rivers surge, and floods lay waste,
Nature's wrath, none can haste.
So cherish rain, its grace, its might,
A force that nurtures, yet can smite,
With life and death held in its hand,
The rain's touch shapes this wondrous land.
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