I could marry the rain
as the breeze curvets
as the day burns down
as the grass dreams stone.
I could marry the rain
in its high heeled days
in its runes and bells
in its wishbone light.
I could marry the rain
with its love of green
with its filigree
with its eggshell shine.
I could marry the rain
match its cyclic swell
match its froggish cup
match its constancy.
Jan Napier (Western Australia)
First published in dotdotdash
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