Rainfall
The sun was merciless,
It hit real hard,
It had scorched till bones,
And was promising more,
The intense heat lighted the air,
Which cooled on wafting up,
Soon I saw clouds forming dark,
They now clashed bad,
As the lightening shone in yellow and red,
Drizzle began,
I was out,
It hit me light,
As I delighted with each wet patch,
The drops grew in size,
As the cloud was wrenched,
It now poured and poured,
Each part of me was wet,
I was not satisfied yet,
The rain had cooled me deep,
Outside and inside,
I felt as if my soul had been drenched too,
From the heat of this world,
Which was so sinful?
Don’t you think,
That my thinking was so simple.
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