Teardrops In The Rain Poem by Henry McCone

Teardrops In The Rain



These--that were a moment past all blue and bright, are grey again
These fickle skies.
It seemed that suddenly the sun was filled up with pain
And closing up its eyes
Let fall its teardrops in the Rain.
Grey--and the sullen winds and those goodbyes
That I hear still,
As though my longing, time and tide defies;
As though my will
From wanting fashion lies.
Hope--and the everlasting caravan of Time--and tears
Flowing unending
In the Stygian tide of fears,
Wild yet unbending
Filling all our years.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Henry McCone

Henry McCone

Haddonfield, New Jersey, USA
Close
Error Success