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Rain Quatrain Poems

These Rain Quatrain poems are examples of Quatrain poems about Rain. These are the best examples of Quatrain Rain poems written by international poets.

I Am Grey

Is grey a colour
I’m not sure
It’s the way I look
Next to her

She is vibrant
Yes technicolor 
I’m just her shadow 
She’s like no other

Don’t get me

Categories: appreciation, color, dark, flower,

Edie

Born in January of thirty-five,
Down Six Mile Road the stork flew by.
Her childhood home still stands today,
A witness to memories along the way.
She’s passed that

Categories: faith, family, life, mother,

Rainy day

Thunder roars like a passing train
Skies open it begins to rain
Rain drops on leaves of the tree
Sparkling crystals the eyes can see

Dark clouds pass quickly

Categories: appreciation, how i feel,

Year After Year

Let the rain fall through the town
From the hills, all around
Watch the flowers grow in sync
They'll stand tall but don't you blink
Then the time of

Categories: autumn, beautiful, beauty, celebration,

My Fantasy Holiday

My Fantasy Holiday

Another grey and dismal day so damp
To work I trudge along the streets of old
Through puddles ankle deep I grisly tramp
All muffled up,

Categories: fantasy,

Reminded Myself

I reminded myself in an unusual way,
While standing in a rain of a watery display,
Soaking in my new town's local splash park,
Remembering how I needn't

Categories: character, growth,

A Garden of Memory

The morning comes with brittle chill,
Where once her garden used to spill.
My mother’s hands lie still and cold—
The earth keeps secrets never told.

She woke before

Categories: mother,

A Universe of Love

The way you cup your coffee
between both palms on winter mornings—
I keep that quiet ritual
as scripture in my breath.

Your thumb draws circles on the rim,
steam

Categories: love,

Waiting In The Metaphorical Rain

You may rain on my parade,
But I will never end my crusade
As long as you let me try to persuade,
Just know my romance is no

Categories: love, metaphor,

Peace

I do not lack for meat or bread, 
The roof keeps rain off of my head.
At night I rest in my warm bed,
Thanking God for

Categories: home, house, peace, thank

Trump's Wild Tango

One step back, two steps forward,
Swing around and do the dance,
Keep it fast, a little awkward
A whole world audience to entrance.

Now you've got them captivated
Up

Categories: america, anger, angst, anxiety,

Lovelorn Lady Listens to the Oldies



“What Does It Take to Win Your Love for Me?”       
A golden oldie’s lyrics—soulful, sad—
blend with my thoughts on

Categories: emotions, music,

Through It All


Everybody wants happiness, and nobody wants pain, but you can't have a rainbow without a little rain. - Zion Lee

Breathless kisses, stirring twilight’s glistening
Secrets exposed

Categories: happy, love, marriage, meaningful,

Serenity

The glow of morning casts its radiance 
A warm palette of illumination 
Sunbeams spear the pastel pink clouds 
Blazing its golden impact, the hot summer

Categories: emotions, happiness, imagery, meaningful,

Vision

Her shadow pierces the verdant threads
Secluded within the expanse of changing seasons
Existing within the swaying breeze that trickles 
Crimson sparks flicker like fireflies along the

Categories: beach, beautiful, color, imagery,