Tears of Sorrow

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The overcast sky drops tears of sorrow,

As its love, the sun, had deserted it,

Who being engulfed by the nimbus clouds,

Is now enjoying its peaceful slumber.



Rain patters and splatters on my table,

Pelt down its catharsis of agony,

Showing indignation at the dark clouds,

Who painted the sky sable with anger.



The billowy, flocculent clouds threaten

The sky with lightning and rumbling thunder.

The brave sky does not flinch back in panic,

It expresses its wrath by raining hard.



Incessant rain falls down the doleful sky,

Weeping profusely with tears of anguish!



Form:Lannet



NOTE:

The Lannet consists of 14 lines - presentation of such piece is to the poet’s preference. There is

a strict syllable count of 10 per line. The Lannet has NO END-LINE RHYMING SCHEME.

Only internal rhyme is allowed. There is no stipulance of Iambic form, pentameter or tetrameter

for a Lannet.