Sound of Rainfall - A Poem of Dawn

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The sound of rainfall in the silence of dawn has never been this tranquil in my ears.

It brings me comfort and allows myself to focus on the present, of my surroundings, without the stifling need to be alert. 

The sound of falling raindrops on the roof gives me a sense of relief, a relief that I am where I had been longing to be in the past. 

It makes me feel grateful and to always be thankful. 

The sound of the rainfall in the stillness of dawn gives me ease that when the sun shines, I shall be more pleased. 


I wrote this poem earlier when I woke up hearing the rain at 4AM. I was inspired by the stillness of the dawn and the rainfall that I was moved to write something.

photo from: Photo by Naufal Faisal: https://www.pexels.com/photo/raindrops-splashing-on-wall-16281448/





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