Rain Smell Poems

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

dark clouds are forming
     a smell of rain in the air
calm before the storm

© Bill Baker  

Smell Of An Old Book
 Pages turn yellow.
 Black ink at work.
 Your mind is thinking.
 Solitude sky shines many.
 Exhale poetry.
 Words written yesterday.

© Charles Gadbois  

Early September rain 
A dampened sidewalk, 
Wet leaves lead me back
To blackboards and chalk

The wood of the desks
Cupboards along the wall,
Fresh, clean and simple 
Newly

© Kelly Deschler  

the oceans water 
flowers blooming in summer 
early spring rain storm

© Karen Croft  

“The Smell of your hair after the rain”.

 I'm lost for words, I Shake my head,
 I take your hand,
 You stop to stare at

© London F. Buss  

I do wander around flowery gardens,
Where floral odors can be found to reside,
Each flower has a unique tale, aroma, and song,
I genuinely feel at home

© Naomi Towett  

rain falls on parched earth
sweet smell emitted wafts up
a scent of rebirth

© John Anderson  

What is your favourite smell?

There's the smell of the sea,
The freshly mown lea.

The smell of fresh bread,
And a new laundered bed.

Summer rain is really good,
And

© Mark West  

After the rain,
came the smell 
of rain
as the earth
vaporized its
pleasure at
its renewed
fecundity
felt deep within.

The musty scent
of dampness
loaded with aromas
and fragrances,
wafted up from
damp organic stuff.

Wetted by

© John Anderson  

i do supposes...
raindrops on roses
are too wet for noses
when walking i goes-es

© Michelle Smith  

Smell The Season Sunshine


     Sunlight sparkles dance a fervent ballet on the lake waking up summer 
    

© Marikate Kingston  

Extra rich lavender, what heavenly scent
filled with purple flowers abundantly pressed.
Wear it, drink it while its passion is spent.
Add it to chamomile… you won’t be

© Janis Medders Tobechi  

Come to a place of enlivening comfort.
In this exotic garden, lift your lungs. 
Vanilla beans dangle from the vining orchid. 
A likeness of birthday cake

© Juliet Ligon  

I sing along with raindrops, beating on the rooftops
I can smell the sunshine, long before the rain stops
Daydreams climb on rainbows, waltzing leaves in shadows
Fall

© Sahar Cox  

Neither this torrential rain have the will to stop 
Nor the monsoon sky have the will to lit up this darkness! 

God only knows what

© Ahmad Rayees