The Rain Comes Falling Down Poem by Kai Naiman

The Rain Comes Falling Down

Rating: 4.5


I am searching for the north,
The shining star that leads the way,
She was my faith,
And in every breath I take, I can hear her name.

The rain comes falling down.
'I am your beloved anchor'
And she told me she'll never leave,
But the children still weep.

So raise your half-filled glass of wine
And thank the heavens,
For tonight we dance under the moonlight,
Where no man had found us yet.

The knife won't slide off, the table won't ever turn;
And life feels so frightening.
Oppressed by one of the only ones,
Whose souls have survived…

Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem, or rather, this song, was written a few months ago due to a worsening in my psychological state. It was not written to be a poem nor to be a song. It's my latest piece of written material for the current time, and I do wish to scribe more of these.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 15 October 2014

very fine writing, I like it, thanks.

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