Best Upliftingrain Poems


A Spiritual Cleansing

I looked out my window today

And I noticed that most of 
the clouds in the sky were grey

So I knew that the rain 
wasn’t to far away

And it’s usually on days 
like today  

That always seem to get to me

So I did something 

That I have never done before

And it was something that 
I did think about for awhile

And I finally decided 
to do it anyway

And when the rain started 
falling down from the sky

I took all my clothes off 

And I grabbed a bar of soap 

And some shampoo and a towel

And I went outside my back door
far away from prying eyes

So that no one could see me

And I took a shower in the rain

And it was such an incredible feeling

And one that I have never felt before

Because a peaceful easy feeling 
came over me
while I was showering in the rain

That was so rejuvenating

Because it felt like 

A spiritual cleansing

And when I finally came 
in from the pouring rain

All of my burdens and all of my sorrows 
that I had felt earlier in the day 
just seemed to fade away instantaneously

Premium Member Rain

RAIN

Listen to the sound the rain makes,
As it drums out it's own special tune;
Tapping a mystic melody,
On windows and roof tops and dunes;

Lulling the weary traveler,
And soothing the cares of the day,
Calming the troubled spirit,
And chasing my blues away;

Pattering 'gainst my window,
It chases away my frown,
As with warm cup of tea and a blanket,
I hurry to get settled down.

Outside the rain patters merrily,
Inviting me,"Come out and play.",
Inside I'm cozy and comfy,
I'll go out some other day;

For now I'll enjoy the music,
On roof top and window panes,
All comfy and warm I'll sit here and watch,
As rain drops play little games;

Scurrying 'cross my window,
And making small rivers and streams,
As children in bright colored rain coats,
Chase paper boats through my dreams.

                                                    Judy Ball
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The Growth of a Wildflower (Composed By Evin Brown For Me)

All through the young years of one Wildflowers life, she had been introduced to all the 
darkest colors. Even when the wind picked her up and carried her away the shady colors 
followed. And then, rain. And the rain did not stop as it danced against her colorful and 
majestic petals.
The Wildflower was sad, and her condition was deepening. Instead of the dark colors 
leaving, they would fade. Showing what the Wildflower could attain, teasing her as she felt 
helpless while the shade played it's games. The Wildflower began to wilt.
But the Wildflower is strong and little did she know, all her life the sun was coming to stop 
the rain and bring the brighter colors. All the things she dreamt of were on there way.
The Wildflower never lost hope, and when the sun arrived, she perked up and stared in to 
his face to take in all his warmth and comfort. She stood in an amazing array of beauty and 
fantasia of colors. Nothing you could ever see is as beautiful or ever will be. This is truely 
spectacular.

No struggle can change the fantasia that is named Taylor Jenkins.


Rain On My Neck

release is what i feel...when i let the rain touch my skin...close my eyes as the water touches 
my neck. tears or rain...only i know what they could be...release is what i feel when the rain 
falls on me. lookin up not down....God is my refuge...i will not drown

Premium Member Gloom - Not a Lifelong Companion

You thought it would be so easy
To give up on life 
To just moan and groan 

With seasons changing
There is reason aplenty
To try again, nothing remains 

The same, it may rain today
Yet tomorrow,  the sun might shine
And chase all those rain clouds away …

Onslaught

The rain has stopped
  But I am saddened by the sudden,brilliant onslaught of sunshine,
            Although the apple trees,drenched and dripping
                   In the steaming orchard,
              Glisten in almost painful beauty.

           The rain was comforting while it lasted
              It suited my gray mood,
          For I was caught up in reveries of blue yesterdays
        And I traveled into the nether lands of despair
                 Where regret and sorrow dwell.

            But now the sun touches every corner of the landscape,
                           Banishes melancholy
                     And will not be cast aside.

             Gold dances on the perimeter of darkness
                And hope most sweetly is restored.


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