Write a short story or poem about rain.

120 responses to “Write a short story or poem about rain.”

  1. Hello everyone…
    Lovely prompt today! Here’s my take:

    Bloganuary, Jan 7th 2023


    Have a great day, all.

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  2. […] Day 7 prompt is: Write a short story or poem about rain. […]

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    1. Now that she’s back in the atmosphere
      With drops of Jupiter in her hair
      She acts like summer and walks like rain
      Reminds me that there’s a time to change

      Drops of Jupiter – Bloganuary 2023

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    1. Loved reading your post!
      And calling rain ‘liquid sunshine’ is just plain brilliant! 🙂

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    2. “I am from Oregon and part duck, I like the rain” thats so so cute

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  3. […] Write a short story or poem about rain. […]

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  4. This felt like a rhyming kind of morning.

    Bloganuary – Rainy Hugs

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    1. Rain and romance 🥰

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      1. What more could we ask for?

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  5. Now that she’s back in the atmosphere
    With drops of Jupiter in her hair
    She acts like summer and walks like rain
    Reminds me that there’s a time to change

    Drops of Jupiter – Bloganuary 2023

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  6. […] Bloganuary – Day 7. The WordPress editors asked us to write a short story or a poem about […]

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  7. Really enjoyed this challenge thank you!

    Different rain

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  8. Today’s response to the prompt: Write a story or poem about rain:

    Bloganuary 2023: Jan. 7

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  9. Haiku about McCarthyism? You decide.

    No Mess Left Behind

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  10. […] then the rain comes to spoil it […]

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  11. My post for today – short and neither a poem nor a story really, but I’m too busy today. Sorry.

    Bloganuary #7

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  12. Everyone writing some heartwarming stories and here I am with sidetracked and weird-ass one. https://themysticalsoulblogs.wordpress.com/2023/01/07/knife-in-the-butt/

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  13. […] Write a short story or poem about rain. […]

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  14. […] for Bloganuary: About Rain. AI Digital Art is mine and created using Midjourney’s bot (v4). Image and poem ©Misky 2023 […]

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  15. […] Bloganuary challenge for today: Write a short story about […]

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  16. […] Write a short story or poem about rain. […]

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  17. Here is my post, The Joy and Blessings of Rain.

    I wrote a poem.

    https://ericarobbin.com/the-joy-and-blessings-rain/

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  18. […] Write a short story or poem about rain. […]

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  19. […] Written for Bloganuary prompt 7: Write a short story or a poem about rain. […]

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  20. Today I decided to post a few pictures I on rainy days 🙂

    https://rossana.blog/rain/

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  21. How to write about the rain when the rain no longer warns? It just rains.

    https://josivandroavelar.com.br/como-escrever-sobre-a-chuva/

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  22. I’m late starting this year with bloganuary. Not that I haven’t been posting daily, just not with the prompts yet so I thought I’d catch up with the last week all in one blast and then add the prompt to my other daily observations. https://threwmikeseyez.com/2023/01/07/catchup/

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  23. A true story about two mothers, their kids and a rouge Texas thunderstorm.

    Rogue Storm

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  24. My favourite was number 8 ☔

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  25. Short stories aren’t my usual genre so this one took a lot longer. Enjoy this story about a child who prays for no rain and gets the opportunity to play the keeper of the rain.

    The Keeper of the Rain

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  26. The Monsoon
    BY Neerja Raman

    The staccato rap-tap-tap of thunder heralds the short and wet season:
    From the Bay of Bengal, humid, earth-scented,
    Howling, darkening shadows across the parched Delhi sky.
    Scented with drops of water falling on arid earth, soaring, trees shuddering in a maddened dance of excitement, announcing its arrival.
    Louder and louder, punctuated by bolts of lightning,
    The monsoon advances to our street.

    Peals of laughter, shouts of joy – they too herald its arrival.

    Hurry, we say, or we will miss it.
    We flee to the open areas and join others similarly streaming out of their shelters.

    In flip-flops or bare feet, heads uncovered, arms flung wide, face up, mouth agape, to catch the first droplet,
    The streams that cool our skin, our insides, our minds, and our hearts,
    The wall of water that in its hurried passage pushes us off our feet,
    Then flat on our backs, we splash and play in puddles, never getting enough.

    The first rain of the monsoon season is a joy,
    Unparalleled to any other.

    Answering the call of the Himalayas, driving the water-heavy clouds,
    Piercing the sky, pricking eager ears of the thirsty plains,
    Prying out the seedlings from wide and lofty land,
    Cascading, calling,
    Leaping, loping,
    Roaring mightily onward,
    The monsoon transforms a summer dustbowl into a winter dreamland called Delhi.

    And quickly, in just a few weeks, it is gone.
    And we wait for next year.

    The Monsoon

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  27. Welp! Here we go. I haven’t written poetry in forever, so I decided to stretch my poetic muscles.

    https://www.rosies-reverie.com/post/bloganuary-day-7-rain

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  28. Welp! I haven’t written a short story in a long time, nor a poem. So decided to do what could be a beginning of a short story….maybe? Also today is a gray and rainy day, so it is befitting.

    Rain

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  29. Here’s my attempt at sharing a story from earlier this week somewhat creatively http://writerinawheelchair.co.uk/2023/01/07/rain/

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  30. This one was a struggle. Had a bit of help here!

    First

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  31. Pray For Rain -one of my very favorite musicians included today.

    https://mattcrace.com/rain/

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  32. Today gave me the chance to write about my love for the rain! Here is my poem, “The Rain Remembers”: https://kaylcastle.com/2023/01/07/bloganuary-7-rain/

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  33. […] Word Press is Hosting Bloganuary for the month, giving us daily prompts or questions to blog about. I can’t keep up with it daily so I am doing a post about every 6 days or so, although this one has earned a spot of its own. Write a short story or poem about rain. […]

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  34. I opted to write a short story, and while it’s a bit somber, I’m happy with how it turned out.

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  35. This one was right up my alley! I wrote a guided visualization about the rain 🙂 http://beyourownsunshinee.ca/2023/01/07/quiet-rain-guided-visualization/

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  36. Since I have all my posts for January pre-written I’m having to come up with a stretch for how to make what I have written match the prompt. So here’s the best I can do today: “into every life a little rain must fall” http://aka-gringita.com/2023/01/07/and-the-hits-go-on/

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  37. […] the prompt is to write a story or poem about rain. My husband and daughters are now rhyming next to me. They are killing my creative […]

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    I almost didn’t do this one. I saw this prompt hours ago and told myself I couldn’t do it. I’m back and I’m so proud of myself that I did it 🙂

    A Poem About The Rain

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  39. My liquid love – Rain [ Bloganuary2023: day 7th]

    Rain

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  40. […] Note: The Bloganuary prompt for 7 January 2023 is Write a short story or poem about rain. I have gone with the theme of “water” rather than rain, but have linked to this previous poem […]

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  41. I have gone with “water” as my theme instead of rain…

    Morning Still

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  42. The bloganuary challenge is getting more and more fun and interesting. I loved writing about the rain. Here is my short story about the journey of two clouds.

    Rain

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  43. It wasn’t a poem or a story, but it was some reflections and verses on rain.

    Bloganuary07: About rain

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  44. A not-so-short short story. This prompt came at EXACTLY the right time

    Time to pull up those big-girl panties!

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  45. You came so gently rain,
    softly calm my heart again,
    So now is my spirit free,
    No will, no need, just being me.

    O rain, o rain,
    My time for joy and be me again.

    The gloves also no longer fling higher,
    They have no need and no desire,
    The tree is teaching them all
    allow things to come and go.
    Just take your time to sit and glow,
    And then emerge with the flow.

    O rain, o rain,
    My time for joy and be me again.

    I see the rain as a blessing
    As time passed and I kept believing,
    When there was no proof seeing,
    Wishes and goals I want to achieve,
    Clear time for me just be.

    O rain, o rain,
    My time for joy and be me again.

    The universe shows you the only way
    To stay from all wishes away.
    And be the rain and rain, rain.
    My time for joy and be me again

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  46. Here’s my contribution. Hope you’ll like it.

    Rain

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  47. I rarely do poetry anymore. Luckily, rain for me is an ever-present inspiration.

    Never parched.

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  48. Another great starting point – loved reading some of the stories and poems inspired by this prompt 😊

    Bloganuary Day 7: Write a short story or poem about rain.

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  49. Bloganuary Day 7, second edition

    As you will see if you click below, I came back to day 7 to finish something I wimped out on before. Wonder if I’ll get extra credit for publishing two things for 1/7/23?

    Of Lightning, Rain, and Life

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  50. On the metal roof of the van in which I live, the dance begins. The solitary tap dance of a single drop gathers momentum as its companions are called forth to perform. In dis-gust, the wind blows those tiny dancers aside, to drip down the side of the van, as if to conclude the rain dance. But the misty cloud of falling water that followed and had been waiting in the limbs of trees, gathering the strength of the storm, becomes a grand orchestra whose beat thumps and jumps, pumps and dumps down in its thicker tones, baritone plops and bass-string pops. For a time, it plays a more harried, almost frantic, beat as it pounds down, selfishly obliterating all other sounds … before it’s silenced by the sun.

    Whispers of rain come as

    Tinkles of sprinkles
    Dancing like galloping ants
    Rustling green foliage

    Musical stanzas
    Orchestral liquid movement
    Ghosting petrichor

    Thunderheads roiling
    Shadowy billows retreat
    Memory puddles.

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