Monday Memories: Cleansing Rain

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Autumn rains lasting for days

Covering the land with mist

Cleansing under cloudy haze

Rising pollen, now dismissed

 

Harvest pausing, farmers wait

Parking soybeans, left to take

Drying cornstalks, know their fate

Standing ready, combines brake

 

Creeks filling, slowly at first

Running water, sent ahead

Suspending reservoirs’ thirst

Pausing for now, winter’s dread

 

Nature’s perfect cycle breathes

Singing praises to the Lord

Watching as autumn unsheathes

Waking when spring comes aboard

 

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Originally published October, 2020.

14 thoughts on “Monday Memories: Cleansing Rain

  1. Every time I see a photo of corn, my inner Iowan smiles a little. And I especially enjoyed the first photo. It took me a minute to realize the child’s carrying a leaf or two. The images are perfect complements to your lovely poem.

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  3. As it has rained for the last two days here, I have experienced just what you are describing. The corn is small but clapping its hands in glee for the much needed rain. God sends the rain and we are thankful for the seasons.

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