Like the Desert Misses the Rain...

This is another attempt to write poetry, a skill I lost after college romance. In loneliness and solitude I think about my ex-lover, not my girlfriend but lover. She scarred me good and I never fell in love again. A hopeless romantic one may say. Enjoy the poem, stop being judgmental, like you had great success with your romance!

I wander through the silent night,  

Your absence dims the stars’ soft light.  

Each breath I take feels hollow, bare,  

A whisper lost in empty air.

I miss you like the desert’s plea,  

For rain to set its spirit free.  

My soul is parched, my heart undone,  

It aches beneath a lonely sun.

Your laughter was my gentle breeze,  

Your touch, the shade beneath the trees.  

Now time moves slow, the hours strain,  

I miss you like the desert misses rain.

Come back and let the skies release,  

A storm of love, a flood of peace.  

Until you’re here, I’ll dream again,  

And miss you like the desert misses rain.

   

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