Rain
touches the skin of a leaf,
trickles down the stem like finger tips,
or falls like the feeling of a kiss--
and that same rain
in time becomes the leaf,
and faces God again
like this:
They say
a cat may look at a queen,
and so I look at you
even if from the depths of dreams;
and when I do,
I have to touch you with amazed and grateful lips--
in time, we will be together,
but until then,
there is this:
No matter from how far away the rain must come,
it will always find the leaf--
and she will be there waiting in a late afternoon of grace,
the small and shining desirer
of a perfect
and stormy
embrace.
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Your imagery is incredible.
ReplyDelete...she will be there waiting in a late afternoon of grace."
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Meow Mix! Remind me to tell you something about that.
ReplyDeleteLet the rains come!
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ReplyDeletelovely words
ReplyDeleteThe rain always finds (and nurtures) the leaf. Always.
ReplyDeleteThere is no solitude ... it always comes
ReplyDeleteStunning. That was beautiful. Thank you
ReplyDeleteThis blog is an on-going testament to butterfly breath and firefly floatings, both of which angels have been filing under "Golden Threads Of Perma-Wonder," in the top drawers of their glimmery cabinets.
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