The Storm Bath

Out in the open, I heard 
Soft rumbles in the sky.
A gale rose, fell. Clouds darkened, 
Began to weep. At first, a light drizzle, 
Then showers; the contents poured down, 
A deluge as in the time of Noah.
Robins nestled in hiding, scared of singing;
Bees clasped their wings, huddled in hives.
No singing, no buzzing, but the howls  
Of storm and snaps of boughs. 
I stood, soloing in a storm bath.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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