Last Night the Rain Spoke to Me"

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.
Then it was over.
The sky cleared.
I was standing

under a tree.
The tree was a tree
with happy leaves,
and I was myself,

and there were stars in the sky
that were also themselves
at the moment,
at which moment

my right hand
was holding my left hand
which was holding the tree
which was filled with stars

and the soft rain—
imagine! imagine!
the wild and wondrous journeys
still to be ours.

Auteur: Mary Oliver

Last Night the Rain Spoke to Me"<br /><br />Last night<br />the rain<br />spoke to me<br />slowly, saying,<br /><br />what joy<br />to come falling<br />out of the brisk cloud,<br />to be happy again<br /><br />in a new way<br />on the earth!<br />That’s what it said<br />as it dropped,<br /><br />smelling of iron,<br />and vanished<br />like a dream of the ocean<br />into the branches<br /><br />and the grass below.<br />Then it was over.<br />The sky cleared.<br />I was standing<br /><br />under a tree.<br />The tree was a tree<br />with happy leaves,<br />and I was myself,<br /><br />and there were stars in the sky<br />that were also themselves<br />at the moment,<br />at which moment<br /><br />my right hand<br />was holding my left hand<br />which was holding the tree<br />which was filled with stars<br /><br />and the soft rain—<br />imagine! imagine!<br />the wild and wondrous journeys<br />still to be ours. - Mary Oliver


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