The Morbid Rain
When rain falls at evening’s brink,
And evening gathers black,
Something stirs for you in me
It settles solemnly on my chest
A weight that will not be removed.
When rain begins at morning’s grey,
And dawn is dim and thin,
That same small stirring wakes again,
It rises like a wandering breath
And will not leave me bare.
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