Woman 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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I once met a girl whose name was Heather,
whatever she wore ‘twas always leather.
It rained, it poured, we got all wet,
She said, “this leather smells...

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We are all poets turning wounds into words
We are all poets turning our joy into words
We are all poets expressing life through words

Poetry Speaks when...

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A Shower Of Romance

A misty breeze gusted through the west
Swirling towards the east 
Like a woman twirling in a new dress
Light rain glistened like diamonds...

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sparrows standing outside my door
sparrows lined up on the sidewalk
for crumbs i'll throw
and the world is turning
the sky is falling this morning
someone somewhere fights a...

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Ono no Komachi Translations

These are my modern English translations of the ancient Japanese poems of Ono no Komachi…

"It's over!"
Your words drizzle like dismal rains,
bringing tears,
as...

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Your beauty flows,
With your hair,
Like the waves,

Candlelit pleasure,
Violins of the moonlight,
Jazz in november,
The irises a lovely sight,

Ive never swayed in the vineyard,
Until with the moon,
Your...

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Her Beauty,
Is the fine wine,
Of the rain
Reynaldo Casison...

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I would love for you,
To be like the rain,
Warm, damp, and kind,
The rain, you sing,
So resolutely and tender,
The rain,
Your shimmering body,
Dances through,
Warms,
And brightens,
The rain,
That cools...

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Trembling, the ache
Still tender,
Unkept moments echo
Risking a prayer,
Where will the memory go?
How will my heart ever know
When to let go… how to let go?

Desperate, the...

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Water falls on a silent river
Makes the water shake and shiver
Soon will come the wet, yet warm rain
I see her as an old woman
Walking with...

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In shadows' embrace, my heart does weep,
A melody of sorrow, so dark and deep.
The sun once bright, now hides its face,
As clouds of despair take...

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Fine Drizzle  
The rain falls gently, almost like silk
and in the hair of women a thousand pearls.
Outdoor plants are bursting with pride
their beauty silences...

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We
dashed through
the
rainy
afternoon
taking
a
moment
to escape
the deluge in
a corner
café.
Our 
stormy
adventure
fueled 
an
intense
love....

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I have a woman.
I’m proud to call her my wife.
Some give theirs’ nicknames, ‘her indoors’ and ‘the trouble and strife’
Now, I have my flaws and...

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