Science Rain Poems

Where steel titans glower, casting endless shade,
Rain's memory fades, and a parched land is displayed.
Bangalore simmers, a cauldron in the sun,
Life withers silent, its thirsty...

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Some people say I'm strange,
I guess that could be true.
They just don't understand,
My kaleidoscopic view.

When the world gets them down,
They tap into their pain.
When the...

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Come to me..
And I will quench.
Umbrella free..
And I will drench. 

Fill your rivers..
Every one.
Morning grass..
I rest upon. 

Cut the rock
In Canyon Grand.
Cool you as
Your skin...

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I come in from the rain before I catch a cold --
No matter what science says, I have experience!
Once I thought facing down a draft...

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We dream of rain... 
And the mystery of the gun
We bold hold and driven apart 
Kill the king when lovers depart
We dream of rain and...

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A pinch of salt or even two
  never enough, just will not do

But let it rain down, pour it on in
  you'll get...

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SEEDING CLOUDS


A giraffe’s head is so high it
Lets him eat clouds for a diet
But in skies where there are few clouds
Cloud eating is not allowed
Science...

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I went for a short walk down the old rail bed before a few days of rain set in. On the way back I crossed...

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Mom you can’t touch me anymore 

Because at the end of the day 
People are not poetry,
We cannot sing lies into coats anymore.
We cannot imagine...

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More rain.
The pavement is dark with wet and I’m inside
Reading by cloudy light.
Eyes straining. 
Orson Scott Card makes my head ache
As much as he makes...

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Gentle power rises from the west mad prairie like settlement
Driven as a demon from above the mountain grays discontent
City dwellers know this as cumulonimbus low...

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Based on the BBC news article "Diamond rain falls on Saturn and Jupiter"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24477667


Mighty Jupiter - king of planets
Noxious gasses form a blanket
Fearsome storming - red...

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The sky is unsettling tonight...
we need rain
I know this--
but why so much thunder
and lightning?
 
I understand searing science--
yet somewhere deep inside my primitive
the spirit and...

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The hot, dry season is done!
Invite nostalgia’s approach -
enjoy her dance of delight.

Science calls her "pet-ri-chor".
quite lackluster, I would say
for fragrance ever so light.

Dust and...

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Flat canvas;

Bubbling brown ridges strike 
The confining dimensions in a hostile yawn: 
Upwards, Outwards.

Walk the world no longer, an ending beckons, 
A precipice builds moments...

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