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The Rain's Mercy

Writer: Hashtag Kalakar
Hashtag Kalakar
Sep 29, 2022
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By J. Prince Wilfred



The skies cry out with tears of rain,

Seeing the plight of the terrain.

The wind's blow chills our heart,

Caressing our skin; bringing us back one part.





The grass brightens with glistening drops,

Water bodies are quenched with water atop.

Renewed spirit swept the land,

Dryness changed into a greenery band.


The warmth reduces as cold is produced,

God's showers of blessing have life re-induced.

The crops await; grown for the sharpened blade,

The land looks up and is awaited by the glade.



By J. Prince Wilfred




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