Glad Tidings

Spring rain was forecast, and it came. It ran out of the sky, it felt like millions of sloppy puppy kisses a warm wetness just so happy to lick the earth and the bald spot on the top of my head - happy to run down under my collar, down my back, just so happy to trickle about until I have to run into the store thinking to buy an umbrella, but end up just buying a bunch of tall purple Gladioli, because you love them, and you are just so happy to watch their fairy-tale big-hat blooms fill up with water and then bend their giraffe necks to pour the water out as dozens of Gladioli mulled droplets running about on the tabletop, all of them just so happy to be playing with your glad fingers.
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Pigeon Tart Avatar
July 27, 2020 at 9:43 AM
Oh this is scrumptious soup. I’m splashing about in it like a toddler in a puddle. I love shaving my head, and know from experience that light rain on a bald scalp is one of the most titillating things there is. That this poem is so full of love too just sends it. Wonderful! xomo
Ashford Avatar
July 27, 2020 at 9:50 AM
Hi PT, thanks for these comments, I must admit I had fun writing it. e
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