1087. I can hear you making small holes in the silence rain… ~Excerpted line from a poem by Jerry Hughes

Let the rain kiss you
Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops
Let the rain sing you a lullaby…
~Excerpt from a poem by Langston Hughes

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Listen to the rain! Each drop whispers secrets as it falls in many notes. All in tune the pitter pattering of their rich elemental sounds reveal a holy, life-giving melody written by the hand of God. Yahweh’s songs tell of filling lakes and streams to quench the thirst of earth and man and of replenishing gardens so as to provide food for the bodies and beauty for the souls of His children. There too are songs that like tears which empty the heart of sorrow fall like mercy from above to bless and heal in their quiet persistence.

Last night
the rain
spoke to me
slowly, saying

what joy
to come falling
out of the brisk cloud,
to be happy again

in a new way
on the earth!
That’s what it said
as it dropped,

smelling of iron,
and vanished
like a dream of the ocean
into the branches

and the grass below.
imagine! imagine!
the long and wondrous journeys
of the rain.
~Edited excerpt from a poem
by Mary Oliver

I will send you rain in its season, and the ground will yield its crops and the trees their fruit. ~Leviticus 26:4 ✝

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11 thoughts on “1087. I can hear you making small holes in the silence rain… ~Excerpted line from a poem by Jerry Hughes

  1. So perfect for the weather we are having Natalie. I can finally look out my window and thank God for even the rainy, gloomy days now. You still touch my heart and soul in places no one else has ever managed. Hugs and prayers, A.

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  2. Since 2008 it has only rained once in March in my little village. Today was the second exception, the cats hunkered down inside, the temperature dipped into the 50s, and I got to burn off the last of the firewood, and, I found this lovely post to make my day.

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