Colorful Inconvenience
I’m stuck in a metal cylinder
thanks to pesky lightning that couldn’t have waited five minutes to strike.
Raindrops slide down window
like I’m the star of a rom com
and the love of my life is at the airport
waiting to start a new life without me
(what irony).
Reeds brush together in the lightening downpour.
An egret swoops toward the tree line,
a stark white star against a gray horizon.
A rainbow paints the heavens,
arcing over the emerald forest
in pristine whorls of prismed light
welcoming us to a land of bubbly pastel mornings and firework-studded nights.
I suppose stormy weather
is worth a spoonful of serendipity.
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The title caught me and drew me into the poem.
Yes! to:
I suppose stormy weather
is worth a spoonful of serendipity.
Thank you so much! I was really proud of that line, so thank you for your praise!