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A poem by Naida Supnet If only I am a little drop of rain I would skip and jump in every window pane I will come tumbling down in every leaf I see I will shimmer and glitter so you'll see me quickly I will kiss every cheek of bathing boys and girls I will linger in their lashes as I listen to their giggles I will run 'neath their toes as they run endlessly And I'll watch as they gasp for air breathlessly I will kiss every bud in their sweet gentle smell Soft pastel blushing petals plus the soft yellow bell I will greet the busy bee and the big butterfly As they wait patiently they buzz and they sigh If only I am a little drop of rain I will flow with the flow to the seas and the stream I will tap all the lilies as they twirl when I drop And glide with the pebbles as they move to the top Or I will peek silently at a young girl's room As she writes in her notes her first love-poem She will sigh she will blink she will smile dreamily In her thoughts is the boy she loves secretly Then I will drop from the roof and off to the lawn And there I will gaze at an old lady...alone She sits as she sips her coffee at her hand As she waits for him, her still handsome old man You're a lucky drop of rain, one lucky raindrop You visit every place every spot every stop Leap or jump tumble down flow gently even twist In my seat i will watch It is you I can't miss. naida supnet