Pitter Patter of Raindrops
I am
The pitter patter of raindrops
On a window pane.
Where days pass
Like drops of rain
In a storm.
The drops fall
At first in soft glitters,
And we are in awe.
For the drops, like crystals from the heavens,
are beautiful,
But they fall faster,
And faster…
And faster…
The drops mend together like days.
The crystals
Are just drops now,
And we forget
How beautiful, and special, and unique
They could be.
And when the skies are slowly drying,
We look back and remorse,
For there were so many drops,
And so little cherished.
I am the pitter patter of raindrops
And together, I am a storm.
With every day a drop of water,
The sun is the start of new beginnings,
The pull of the blanket
Is a list
of things to do,
of things to happen,
of things to cherish.
Where
Each choice of wardrobe
Is a choice of expression.
Each spoonful of cereal,
A taste of sweetness.
Each ride to school,
A soft kiss of the breeze,
With every day a drop of water,
Each drop is something to cherish.
Something to love
Something to look forward to.
The twinkling of eyes
A burst of sunshine.
A smile,
The life of my eyes.
With every day a drop of water,
There is substance
to be lived,
To be thought,
To be felt.
I am the pitter patter of raindrops,
Where days pass
Like drops of rain
Sprinkling the land of the beach.
The sand between my toes
Remind me of the grains in my hourglass,
The oceans, of mystery,
The skies, of infinity.
Before the rain stops,
I want to feel
every grain of sand between my toes
Before it runs out,
And there is no more.
Before the rain stops,
I want to explore every crevice of the ocean,
I want to stop listening
And touch the water myself.
Before the storm ceases,
I want to reach for the skies,
Climb the mountains,
And see if I can fly.
Because when the storm dies,
My drops will evaporate,
And I will cease to exist.
All that can be remembered
Are the trees nourished,
The throats replenished,
And the skins’ cleanliness.
I am the pitter patter of raindrops,
But stronger,
I am the storm.
So I’ll be it,
And I’ll conquer.