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First Rain

An evocative rain poem by Sara – exclusively for Different Truths.

It rained, it rained.
Yes! It rained yesterday.
To wash away all the sorrows.
Cooling you inside from the hurt.
Twinkling stars will be all over.
The sky will be so clear.
Rainbows, butterflies.
Running children in the fields;
Splashing their feet on wet grass 
Hoping for each other a new start.
Fresh sunlight will be everywhere.
All of us will smile with no stares.
It rained, it rained, and yes it rained yesterday!
Let's celebrate and don't waste our time in haste.

Picture design Anumita Roy

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Sara Arshad
Sara Arshad is an English teacher. She taught in various institutes all over Lahore, Pakistan. In her free time, she enjoys writing heartfelt personal poetry that makes the reader see the world through her perspective and journey. She is a working member of the South Asian Peace Action Network and a member of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan. Her syndicated features have made a place in renowned journals around the globe.

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