The Rain Poem by Tapas Baidya
The Rain
Rating: ★5.0
The ants carrying their eggs for safety
On the background of dark silky cloud
The herons fly to their destiny
The cattle returning with panic stricken crying
In a fine poetic climate
At last the rain trespasses
With a music like a train on a long river-bridge
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
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4/30/2024 5:49:08 AM # 1.0.0.1119
The rushing in of the rain with the howling sound of wind behind, is well compared to the whistling fast approaching train...the use of phrase 'trespassing in a poetic climate' is apt...indicating a poem rushing in singing- as the train, as the rain....good write, Tapas...10