Sunburst
The day’s been dreary
Since break of dawn
It poured all night,
Rain clouds still threaten!
The town’s celebrations,
The country fair, the parade,
In all likelihood
Will not happen
It was sudden,
Quite unexpected,
A sunburst!!!
The sun appearing
From behind the clouds
Shooting blazing rays
To the world below
Warming children and all
In the drenched crowds
Smiles lit their faces,
As the ominous clouds parted
Joyful old ladies sang
Hallelujahs to on high
Children squealed riotously
Teens dressed in their finery
High fives from young men
As blue, turned the sky
And celebrations lasted through the night
Till the moon has taken flight
***
That remarkable day
That happenstance
A microcosm of life,
For during the darkest,
Most needful hours
A miracle happens,
A stroke of luck or serendipity
Illuming the landscape,
With rainbows and flowers
Life is a roller coaster,
Full of ups and downs
Happiness can be transient,
Days can be cursed
But the wheel will turn,
Most assuredly
In the grimmest of days,
Watch out for a sunburst!
08-17-2015
© Vic A Evora
(2015)
The first part of the poem is a true story from my childhood...
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