Melting Rainbow

I could watch and think, they said I’m small boy One dusk in summer dark clouds draped the sky We went to a park leaving home my toy Rains started falling on the green grass dry. Cool rain drops hit my face, I ran in joy A bench I found for me not very high Climbed to view the scene from height to enjoy A dotted red umbrella kept me dry. Half rainbow arch held the raining cloud’s arm On umbrella melted the other half Drenched twilight glow lighted my face with charm To fill my eyes with awe that was enough. This scene of gripping beauty I could etch In my tender mind for my life to match. September 21, 2017. Form : Sonnet. Each line : 10 syllables.