Rain Jealousy Poems

What's there to lose ,
Although what's there too 
               gain?
 ...

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Should I be jealous of the sun
                  ...

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Date:   April   2026

The 1st degree is unknown 

Damian and Polly had planned
The trip to the Copy Cat Club
For weeks with Dolly...

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I just want to be alone in your company 
Cuddle  in silence 
Inhale your breath 
Till my  lung chokes on your  breeze...

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Gazing into the water’s depth, I see not fish or stone,
I only have eyes for what is my own
My form and face, both grace the...

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Her

Her brainless has it all
Her blindness hinders all
Her selfishness has no bounds
Her ears listen only sounds
Her intelligence left on train
Her self-esteem washed by the rain
Her...

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Years go by, my life still feels incomplete.
Travelled around the world and like a fool, got myself stuck in a hole down some ragged street.
Is...

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'Cause all who wonder are not lost
Through the warmth and through the frost..
I wanna be trapped with sweet relief
Trapped with a million belief..

'Cause remind me...

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Wednesday's the middle of the sandwich
  equidistant from weekends -- unhitched
Plenty of room for all those toppings
  ketchup, mayo and rain showers --...

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There are two sides to a story,
A truth and a lie;
I will perish no religion,
What shall come ahead,
I will fight hard to survive;
I would make...

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Sometimes I be jealous; I admit
The hardships I saw made me like this
I try to remain strong
But things can never turn right when they are...

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I envy your lightly veined eyelids,
For upon a pulchritude so glorious they rest.
I envy the falling drops of rain,
For your amber hair they fondle best.
I...

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Can you feel the grain 
     Of the leather as you ride 
     Not knowing if the...

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There’s the tightrope for you to walk, wire walker —

defying the gravity of reality and the reality of gravity
you know damn well he won't catch...

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I know I must cover half the land
in my reseda green blades.
I know I came first, to enrich the earth's dry sands,
and to prepare for...

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