Rainy Day Carpe Diem

Though the wind comes from the far north, whips your cheeks, ruffles your wet clothes, so you cower shoulders to ears within your coat, warm coat, safe coat, take heart from sea fresh oxygen and your blood surging strong, alive. Yes, live, take spatter on forehead cold snaking finds wool clothes blocking. Trees wave, feet can find splash and crash ducks always find a wet wallow. So can you. Imagine a beach refuge with solar heat ablaze. Soon tulips dance, daffodils bow violets bob, obey the call to primal needs of nature's walk. There's homage in a walk, step, beat, song in rainfall, heat in home hearth. Upon return, stamp freeze from toes. Your nerves settle down with rain song. Sing rain song while fire blooms cheeks. #4, 9/11/2018