Silver Drops
When the infinite blue turns gray,
And the sky cries as the clouds collide;
It indicates your coming,
A light breeze following all the way.
The earthworms poke out of the ground,
The trees bathe, so do the crops;
And as you fall from the sky,
Insects hide to escape your Silver Drops.
The farmers await your arrival,
Oh rain! You come and wet their fields;
You help them earn their survival,
'Cause your touch blesses them with their yield.
How lovely is your water from the sky!
'Tis wine for lovers that showers love;
Oh how I love the kisses of your droplets!
Which you pour on me from up above.
And the sky cries as the clouds collide;
It indicates your coming,
A light breeze following all the way.
The earthworms poke out of the ground,
The trees bathe, so do the crops;
And as you fall from the sky,
Insects hide to escape your Silver Drops.
The farmers await your arrival,
Oh rain! You come and wet their fields;
You help them earn their survival,
'Cause your touch blesses them with their yield.
How lovely is your water from the sky!
'Tis wine for lovers that showers love;
Oh how I love the kisses of your droplets!
Which you pour on me from up above.
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