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Sun Dried Rain

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Sun-Dried Rain David J Walker Following the path of Southwest winds Carving canyons Starving clouds and land alike Making sand of topsoil As pilgrims pray for rain staking a claim in blowing dust In bilingual refrains of long missed moisture and drying rust Sun-dried children cleansed and swaying on backyard clothes lines dying for a drop of Sun-Dried rain Who will be selected Queen of This year’s Dust Storm Fest

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Date: 3/20/2022 8:47:00 AM
Hi David , So much imagery and longing here . The powerful almighty rain and all the life it can bring . Quenching the masses. So well described here. This reminds me of a great book I listened to on Audible called The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah . It is all about the early years in America and this very subject. I really enjoyed it . All the best , Susan :)
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Date: 3/23/2022 5:22:00 AM
Susan, Thank you for reading my poem, Sun-Dried Rain. I really appreciate your comments and I will look for the book by Kristin Hannah. i am looking forward to reading you work as well.

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