Raindrop Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Sometimes

sometimes, I see
a note of grace
shimmering
in the curve
of a raindrop

Premium Member RAINDROP SCRIPT

raindrops making dotted patterns~
brief, delicate punctuation
the sky offers in passing,
each mark a soft reminder
that even silence has a grammar
written in weather.

Premium Member A Jewel

A Jewel

A jewel among 
Ten thousand tears
One raindrop clear
One drop among a host
Which sends
A spearing shaft
Of purest crystal light
The low shine 
Of a winter’s sun
Suspended in a liquid lens
On the leafless thorn.


Premium Member TO BE A RAINDROP

Oh, to be a raindrop~
to feel the world
long before meeting it~
the gentle clouds and
the slow gathering weight
of stillness that
becomes descent.

to know the tremor
of release,
the tender surrender
from mist to motion~
a trust so quiet
it speaks only
in gravity.

to feel the wind carry me,
a brief cradle,
guiding me toward
whatever waits below.

to feel my own smallness,
while carrying the memory
of vast oceans,
of rivers 
that once thundered,
of storms that tore open
the sky.

to feel light passing through me~
a tiny prism of fleeing brilliance
seen only by those
who look closely.

And when I arrive~
on a leaf,
a rooftop,
a child’s open palm~
oh, to feel the soft miracle
of becoming part
of the world at last.

For a heartbeat,  
I rest.  
Then I become  
something else:  
a bead of clarity,  
a slip of motion,  
a beginning  
that never feared  
being small.  

Oh, to feel   
the world  
by becoming part of it~  
one soft fall,  
one bright touch,  
one brief moment  
of being exactly  
what I was meant to be.

The Song of a Raindrop

A lonely, thick stream of rain, as if carrying all the pain of the world,
Wakens the dark morning sleep hidden within those softly spread clouds.
An autumn-dark rainfall rushes down, as though to comfort our grief.

Even that single bird cannot defy the power of nature, they say—
A force that still slips past our reaching hands.

Wrapping around this darkness once more, that pitiful stream of rain—
Whose sorrow is it carrying, that it wishes to dance so wildly before the poor?
Is it trying to hear the silent, twisted outcry of the voiceless?

What kind of tears are gathered inside this rainfall,
That it tries to hand down its tear of sorrow to a new life striving to live?

Embracing the pain yet again,
Where is this foolish touch of the rain heading now,
Carrying these vast, wide tears as if to soothe those who mourn?

A trembling bird, having surrendered to sorrow,
Drifts away silently down the river.

The reason the unstoppable rain rushes toward us—
Could it be that, within the silent outcry left behind by the waves,
It wishes to wash away, to take away, the other "You" weeping inside of me?

Premium Member ILLUSKU

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    D a N c E s 

             on the edge—

leaf      
                f L u TT e R s


clouds haiku

clouds drift
a raindrop lingers
on stone

Premium Member STILLNESS HOLDS

STILLNESS HOLDS
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nestled inside
one raindrop—
stillness holds
fur soft, eyes closed
earth’s heartbeat slows
world suspended
calm transcends
all storms

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE BEAUTY OF EACH RAINDROP

Today I am grateful for understanding the beauty of each raindrop.
as they fall on to the mountains, the rivers and the plains…
and how when all the raindrops come together…
they add their the beauty of the rain.

And I can only hope that one day we will al understand the beauty of each human
The beauty in the way each one of us is designed…
and how when all the humans come together 
we add our beauty to humankind.

Premium Member I See a Raindrop

I see a raindrop
I see it fall

I see a raindrop
I see it splash

I see a raindrop
I see it become

part of a puddle

I see a puddle
I see it float

I see a puddle
I see it grow

I see a puddle
I see it become

part of a cloud

I see a cloud
I see it fly

I see a cloud
I see it move

I see a cloud
I see it become

part of a raindrop

Raindrop

Raindrop-
Little raindrop how long and far did you travel?
How long has it been since I last seen you again?
Have you been busy cleansing the earth and sharing your worth?
Or were you in a river or a lake taking a vacation or a long break?
What about that time you trickled down the mountain and splashed in a natural fountain?
Have you been back up there since or did you just turn to air and go elsewhere?
Remember your time in the ocean and how the waves just kept you going?
How about that time without trying you saved that plant and kept it from dying and remember that Old Oak tree?
Maybe you remember that time you completely washed over me? 
What about that time you set my spirit free when I couldn't be?
How come you hang out with clouds of gloom is that a warning to them that the sun is coming out soon?
And what about those days kids wait for you to go away so they can come out and play?
Don't they know your there to wash their fears away?
Your trip is never done but your always willing to soak in.
Because your stronger than rocks and ride the wind.
How much longer and further will you travel till I see you again?

Premium Member raindrop hiku


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RAINDROP DAY

  RAINDROP DAY

Hands mottled, waves 
at indigo Table Mountain 
soft raindrops fill copper birdbath
full Winter not yet arrived
grey air meadows 
liquid light filters atmosphere 
an old woman struggles under
weight of stagnant memories 
I smile with raindrops
as they manifest a dream drapery
no me, no my, no you, no yours
OmniLove misting me through
my own undying freedom 
minuscule raindrop by raindrop

Heart Rhythms

Who am I?

I'm that star in the sky

that remains

when all the other stars have run away

 

I'm the last raindrop

that dances on the rooftop

at the end of a stormy day

 

I'm that leaf that clings

to the tree

when the other leaves have accepted their fate

 

I'm the last second

of that minute of that hour

that urges the soul to wait

 

Who am I?

I'm that call

of the wild that renders

the roar of the lion into sacred art

 

I'm the last embrace

of the fleeting sun

before the day departs

 

I'm that note that resonates 

with your soul

before the music has a chance to start

 

I'm the last melody

that trickles into your head

and demands the first payment from your heart

 

Who am I?

If you know

You know

Premium Member Raindrop

Raindrops fall from gray sky
As amethyst tears from brown eyes
Images tattoos on mahogany minds
Neon signs of division so unkind
Dear ones when death comes for you
Remember only love will embrace who
Others have cast away with hard hearts
Pray for faith and light despite dark

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