It was raining when they buried you
Even as I reached out, I could not
touch you where those raindrops could
Somehow they say they are the tears of angels
And sitting here now—overlooking the
window—I do not believe such nonsense
I hear the quiet rumbling of the skies,
almost ready to purge out its suffering once more
Then I watch each raindrop fall, and
tap on the roof outside
Suddenly—as if in wistful
anticipation—my heart races at the sound
of footsteps on the floor from behind me
Only to meet few droplets that have entered
the hold in the ceiling
And I break down once more.