The Rain Dance

Raindrops on my cheeks, tap dancing, 
hit my face before off they're glancing, 
to here and over there. 
The damn things 
just frizz up my hair. 

Raindrops like to do the foxtrot. 
Six-point landings, splash and whatnot, 
on my nose and in my eyes, 
they sometimes come 
as a surprise. 

Raindrops interrupt the sun 
in case its having too much fun. 
It likes to come, only to go, 
it's just an April shower 
you know.
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