Rain Puddles

I love the rain, he had said.

They thought he was peculiar, but they had underestimated his imagination.

He could get lost in dancing beneath the despairing clouds.

Creating those dreary days into the most beautiful time of the world.

Oh, the color blue – it is traveling in a gallery of sunsets and rises.

Rising up beneath those droplets of peaceful thoughts.

Hopes have fallen through those drops but when the sun rises, so does the dreams.

He is dancing again, dancing in the rain.

Watch as he disappears.

Disappears through the portal of curiosity.

Falling into that puddle and ending up in a different surface.

Oh, what a wonder that is.

How they wish they could join him, only, they would have to give away their sanity.

For being sane is giving way to being normal and normal does not have room for the daydreamers.

If only those crowds could see that it is him, it is those daydreamers, that witness the real spectacle.

A spectacle of wonder, a spectacle of transformation, a spectacle beneath the clouds.

Raining down a gallery of memories, raining down a gallery of worlds.

Creating puddles that lead to another world.

That difference surface that he oh so craves for.

Wish you could be there, beneath the curious clouds of the dreamers.

Wish you could be there, with the rain puddle spectacle.


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15 Comments Add yours

  1. Such an delightful read, Jade. Just the perfect last read before I would go to sleep. I’m glad I didn’t miss this one❤️❤️ Thanks for sharing this with us, loved it🤗☺️❤️

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  2. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    Thank you, Jojo. So glad you were able to read before sleep. Hope the imagination brings you sweet dreams.

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  3. I appreciate your imagination. Just perfect…. 💖💖

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  4. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    That means a ton. Thank you so much for reading 💙

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  5. Ohww, Jade. Yes it did. The imagination was like a sweet lullaby. I had a lovely night♥️ i was blessed

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  6. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    That means so much. Thanks again, Jojo. As always, you made my day.

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  7. Always my pleasure, Jade. You know i love your work 😊

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  8. Earthwatcher's avatar Earthwatcher says:

    I only wish I had that kind of imagination.

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  9. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    Always remember – us authors write to share these worlds. We do not own them. We were just lucky enough to be touched by the unsigned writer inside of ourselves. It is only right that we share these worlds. Don’t envy the characters. Take them in as a friend.
    You can experience a whole new perspective of imagination as long as you are willing to envelop yourself in words and just read.

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  10. herl.playsKalimba's avatar Herl says:

    I enjoyed reading this! 💞

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  11. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    So glad to hear that! Thank you for taking the time to read.

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  12. Benjamin Grossman's avatar bejamin4 says:

    So cool. This seems like a novel in the making: “Raining down a gallery of memories, raining down a gallery of worlds. / Creating puddles that lead to another world.”

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  13. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    Oh, I love that you caught onto it like that! I based this poem on a novel I never finished when I was a really young girl. It was special to me because it was a time I really got to spend some quality time with my father. He had helped me think of neat names for the creatures that I was drawing to make inside the novel. I still have the draft and drawings. It was a split-world and the boy escaped to it through rain puddles.

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  14. Benjamin Grossman's avatar bejamin4 says:

    That’s really cool. I hope you’ll one day come back to it again. Sounds like a great middle grade novel. And it’s great when you can have quality time with a parent like that. That’s a neat story!

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  15. Jade's avatar J. M. Lilin says:

    Possibly…it would absolutely be an adventure to finish that one up. Thanks.
    Amen. My father was a mechanic but he could be artistic when he wanted to. I enjoyed it when he and I got creative together.

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