Poem: Could the Rain I could the rain, From up on high, A welcomed blame, In tear dropped sky, I could the words, Fine scribble dream, All lettered hope, Great selfish scream, I could the gifts, They number rise, Such giftwrapped silk, These foolish tries, I could deceive, With ease you see, Yet still her hurt, Just comes from me.

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