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Rainy Dialogue MAG
You stand in the rain, frowning.
Your eyes water your cheeks.
I’d ask what’s wrong,
but you won’t tell.
I tie my tongue in a pretty knot.
I cannot answer
a question never asked.
If you stand in the rain, you too would frown.
And I’ll be amazed if dry your face stays.
Don’t be mad.
Don’t step in mud.
It’s a puddle of dirt.
© Anonymous
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This article has 3 comments.
sally4th said...
on Nov. 9 2008 at 10:31 pm
good poem, i like it keep writing
tweedle dee said...
on Nov. 9 2008 at 1:35 pm
liked the first two lines or stanzas or whatever alot, didnt like the last parts as much. great job!
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