At dversepoets today we are instructed by Samuel on how to write a Ghazal sonnet, it's history going back to Arabic verse of the 6th century. It's meter and rhyme is unique. This is my first attempt at writing one..not as easy as I thought it would be...;)
They sat serenely awhile in the rain
asking why they never ran though the rain
Sitting on the bench in drab olive mist
their raincoats deflected the sheen of rain
Her aging lean body leaned and warmed him
So little left of him in Verdian rain
Wishing they had captured that day in time
if hearts had turned back and foreseen the rain
Their lips had never touched in all those years
unspoken words hurried with falling rain
Candles left burning on an oak table
A note left there that night for unseen rain
People live stories in between the rain
Then die as by design in pouring rain
She bent to gently kiss his grey temple
His pulsating vein met with cool clean rain
Tendrils of wax spread into french linen
Her regretful tears mixed with saline rain
Parting for the last time he gave flowers
"For my dear Kathleen from olean rain"
As one can see, I took a wee bit of liberty with two descriptive words to rhyme with 'ene' for just the right meaning I wanted to get across. I can explain ;) Verdian is a combination of the word 'green' in Spanish and the Italian composer Verdi....and olean is short for oleander, a flowering shrub with a soft scent....therefore rain can be 'Verdian' (musical) and rain can have an 'olean' scent ...