A rainy tale
Why is it that it rains every time I sit to write? Or is it that I have this surge of writing when the smell of newly wet mud reaches my nose, and jingles from the raindrops falling on small and big puddles reach my ear? Either way, I love and appreciate it. Nature is fun when you are ready to absorb everything that it has to present. The tiny dewy drop, hanging from the top of that tender leaves, looks like it doesn't want to fall into the dark earth and remain forgotten until the sun forces it to wake up and jump up higher where the clouds push it back. The leaves are enjoying, for they have got both the treat they have earned with pride, the sun and rain. The wind helps it to dance more. Swaying from side to side, the coconut tree at the farthest corner of the road seems to be wanting to blurt a story. A story of how it loved to dance, a story of how it yearned to swing, a story of how it grew tall in hopes of touching the sun. The plantain farm nearby has stories ...