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Tears of Rain

Zena Williams 2009 (Calgary)

Free verse
Why are it always rainy days I feel so empty
I think the earth feels my pain too
I overthink everything
The words spitting from your mouth sound untrue
maybe I didn’t look clearly into the rearview
Eventually i'll forgive you
but I’ll always remember that rainy day
and what you put me through.

About this poem

This poem explores the emotions of emptiness, pain, overthinking, and betrayal. The rainy days symbolize the speaker's melancholy, while the idea of the earth feeling their pain suggests a deep connection with nature. The poem delves into the complexity of trust and forgiveness, with the memory of a specific rainy day serving as a reminder of the hurt caused by someone's words and actions.

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Written on August 30, 2023

Submitted by Zenaw on August 30, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCBBBDB
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 304
Words 59
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 8
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Zena Williams

I’m a young poet and many people have told me that I’m really good. So i thought i’d give it a shot on here. I’m only 14 and going to be in highschool soon. I enjoy the emotion of poetry. It keeps me going. more…

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