For rain and wishing for the kind that doesn't flood, but calms. #amazonlink to John Berryman Collected Poems 1937-1971 https://amzn.to/3uz0hz3 from "Meditation" / by John Berryman ...summer rain Filling the morning falls about the house. {important information for you for the #amazonlink: as an Amazon affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases; all books I link, I own, unless otherwise noted}
Rain
DPF / Rasmussen
For artists can be figures of speech too, from Black Aperture.
from Monet as a Verb / by Matt Rasmussen
or the one
after another
that Monet the
city behind
the window.
DPF / Levine
For another rain dance, from American Poets in the 21st Century, edited by Claudia Rankine & Lisa Sewell. We’ve had .04 inches of rain since May 1, 2016.
from John Keats / by Mark Levine
And we saw thunder
float above us in a spool of cloud.
DPF / Clare
And, many things remind me of Clare and his sad path.
from From ‘April,’ The Shepherd’s Calendar / by John Clare
But finer days are coming yet,
With scenes more sweet to charm,
And suns arrive that rise and set
Bright strangers to a storm:
DPF / Frost
A happy birthday today to Robert Frost. I did not remember he was born in San Francisco.
http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-line-storm-song/
from A Line-Storm Song / by Robert Frost
And it seems like the time when after doubt
Our love came back amain.
Oh, come forth into the storm and rout
And be my love in the rain.
DPF / Pizarro Harman
from Rainbird / by Michele Pizarro Harman
Remembered, the glass, its contents, and the rain to write it while people, one by one, continue to steal away like birds.
DPF / Justice
An extra one today, for the rain. The poem that carried me to Florida.
from Bus Stop / by Donald Justice
And the last bus
Comes letting dark
Umbrellas out —
Black flowers, black flowers.
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