In Vain,They Gave Rain

Let me tell you a tale 
of a small boy,
who wanted a gale 
and some flashy rain.

A small child, naughty he was,
Never wanted school,so
he sent the Gods and SOS
about some stormy rain.

The Gods red and red again,
They were always kindly
and didn't want to make him in vain,
So they sent some thunderous clouds 

The boy was so in glee,
his mother didn't know why 
She asked him why he didn't flee,
To the place where was rain

The little brat, happily,
Told her the message,
The mother was awed faintly,
By her son's love for Rain
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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