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Evening Rain by Samuel Leumas Blueadonis

Evening Rain

Fleeing wind holds the glooming clouds
Folding herself along the skyline light
breezy bed sheet on their stormy noise
No windvane to direct the ways of my emotion.

The rain is here let me dance to the tune
to the splattering tune of the ground and space in one. 

Creating a rain dance from the melody of the rain gods.
Listening to the roof as it wails droplets of tears.

So the dews will find their way into me through  the window.
Giving my heart to love and grooves in psalms
They will sing their evensong
in the nave of my heart
And wash my eyes' heart to watch
The angels creating wind tail of fairytale.

Of rain that leaves the leaves dancing to wetness.

I'll roam the street of muse in the sublime moment
I'll station my cross on the hills of drenched despair
I'll dance the pagan dance of love and rain
And kneel in the mud with my knees knit
 to the splashing waters amidst the cold breeze and shivering.

Love must find her way into hall of storms and rain.

Evening rain
heartening are rainbows in your sky-heart..
Let it rain forevermore.

#blueadonis
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