I've seen

Poetic Dan

I've seen you in the shower
Singing with all that power

 

Remembering your a flower
Rinsing over an inner tower

 

Then to dry hearing a soul shine
I wipe away a tear, knowing it's mine

 

  • Author: Poetic Dan (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 13th, 2019 01:57
  • Comment from author about the poem: This was was saved for a rainy day ;)
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments5

  • Goldfinch60

    Beautiful Dan, those showers can be so cleansing and so meaningful.

    • Poetic Dan

      Absolutely my friend

    • orchidee

      Good write Dan. That's OK then, as long as it wasn't me singing! lol.

    • dusk arising

      For mid June theres too many flippin showers.. and its too cold!

      Are there many bathers down on the beaches?

      So, are you a bit of a Tom Jones in the shower Dan? It's not unusual!

      • Poetic Dan

        Yes I am getting a bit fed up with the rain and sadly no bathrooms round here!

        I a bit of everyone in the shower, it's even better now I don't have to take a speaker from the stereo. Theses Bluetooth ones are perfect lol

      • ANGELA & BRIAN

        SINGING IN THE RAIN
        SHOWS ME A PERSON
        WHO SHOWS NO PAIN
        AND WHEN THEY ARE DRY
        THEY SEE A BLACK SKY
        AND SING IN THE RAIN ~ AGAIN

        Thanks for carin' an' sharin' DAN ~ However hard the times I've been through ~ IN LOVE & LIFE ~ I have always found others whose state is worse than mine. So I learn to count my Blessings ~ AMEN

        Please check Our POEM ~ Morning has BROKEN
        Yours BRIAN & ANGELA ๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿงก

        • Poetic Dan

          Thank you and I do agree there are many reasons for my to be grateful for what's on my plate!

        • kevin browne

          Did you shower in sea salts and vinegar? Now you're almost a fish!!!!

          • Poetic Dan

            Dried off with newspapers ๐Ÿ˜‰



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