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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE RAIN SEEMS POSSESSED, by MAX DAUTHENDEY
First Line: I hear the threshing rain
Last Line: Then I can see the blue.
Subject(s): Rain
First Line: I hear the threshing rain
Last Line: Then I can see the blue.
Subject(s): Rain
I hear the threshing rain
on pavement, thatch and pane.
The rain as though possessed
would make the world its feast.
I must lie close beside
my dear, and watch her, too,
for if her eyes are wide
then I can see the blue.
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