Wet Earth
Wet Earth


The sky grows dark, the clouds roll in,
A distant rumble, the monsoon begins,
The wind picks up, a gentle breeze,
The trees sway, with such ease.
The raindrops fall, a pitter-patter sound,
Nature's orchestra, all around,
The scent of wet earth, fills the air,
A sweet perfume, beyond compare.
The streets flood, the water rises high,
A river of life, flowing by,
Children laugh, and splash in the rain,
A world transformed, so alive again.
The birds take
shelter, in their cozy nests,
The animals retreat, to their secret rests,
But the frogs come out, to sing and play,
Their croaks and chirps, a symphony to sway.
The monsoon is a time of renewal,
A gift from the heavens, so beautiful,
A cleansing of the soul, a fresh start,
A reminder of the cycle, of life's art.
So let the rain fall, and wash away,
The troubles of the past, for a new day,
Let the monsoon drench you, in its grace,
And fill your heart, with its embrace.