Thanks For Rain

Amelia Wire Holmes AaronAmelia Wire Holmes Aaron

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The thirsty earth
Drinks up the rain,
Absorbing it before
It reaches the drain,Thank you clouds
thank you rain,
Thank you dear God
again and again,For every drop
That touches the ground
On every rooftop
All over town,The sweet relief
From summer's heat,
Though short rested
None-the-less sweet!For making gardens
And flowers grow,
For the cool air, that wasn't there,
Such a short while ago.
July
Amelia Wire Holmes Aaron
About the poet

Amelia Wire Holmes Aaron

1902 - 2000/AmericanAmelia Aaron was born in Louisiana. She was a businesswoman, and was accomplished in music and poetry. She lived to be 98 years old and she died in her home state of Louisiana. For most of her life she entertained people by playing the pia…

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