Softly
a sigh is blown,
scuttering leaves into the night.
Suddenly
the crisp crack of the lightning's whip
stings the sky
and the rain (oh, is it rain?) begins.
Across the land
in one lithe movenment,
men open their doors,
breathe in the mixture of drought and damp,
lift their faces to feel the drops,
smile at the dappling dust at their feet,
grateful
for dappling dust.
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