The clouds droop and bow
To the humble earth where the rain
Splatter on tin clad roofs
And gusts of air through the window
Hit a log on sleepers' bed.
Some light flicker and twinkle
Across waving palms of coconut fronds
In the great storm of the coming rain
Lying barrels make a rolling noise
The rain poured and poured
Then drizzle in tiny drops
And send the sleepers back
To their first death.
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