Nature's Drumline Poem by Lauren Beasley

Nature's Drumline



Pit-pat, pit-pat
Droplets hitting a metal roof
Through the glass, lines are warped
The outside world seems aloof

Muffled noises amidst the roar
The colors blending to one
A river becomes of the ground below
Above, gray sheets hide the sun

A safe cocoon, warm resting place
To sit and take in the sound
Nature's drumline - her marching band
Accompanies the peace I've found

Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: rain
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August 18,2014. I was sitting in my car, waiting for someone, in the pouring rain. It was so peaceful, listening to the rain pound on my roof, and seeing the swirling water outside.
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