You Poem by Helen C Capan
You
Like rain in the desert,
Built in the sky,
Sporadic yet needed,
You’re a feast for my eye.
Trembling and sighing,
Waiting for you,
The gusts of your rush
Always make the world blue.
I urge you to linger;
Drench me today;
Stay for the blossom
Growing up in your way.
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10/31/2025 1:23:30 AM # 1.0.0
I like it, especially the first two lines, nice comparison kevin