Of Fears And Fantasies
An Inverse Poem
By Laura PruettPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read

The rain drips, drops on the roof
As the sun rises and
I know a storm is brewing
In the west
Yet I hear the pitter-patter –
little mouse feet running
As I listen, hoping I won’t hear the sound of
Rain falling
On the rooftop
Overhead
Nor mice in the attic
But I am not afraid of rain
I cock one ear, listening,
And I hear nothing
No mouse disturbs this house
The rain that falls, falls only as the sun sets
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About the Creator
Laura Pruett
Laura Pruett, author of The Dwarves Of Dimmerdown and others.




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