Come Rain on Me
written by: Heather Noel Marie Mirassou
The sound of crackling glass
fills my ears and awakens something sleeping.
A veil of steamy haze beckons me,
drawing me barefoot into the night.
Naked, I tap-dance upon silver bubbles,
while sweet nectar gathers on my tongue.
Humid rain falls warm against my skin,
cooling the places still sizzling with summer.
The stars burn brighter than I remember,
scattered like diamonds across black velvet.
The moon lies tucked inside her cradle,
rocked quietly behind a curtain of clouds.
Mother Nature raises her hand toward me,
her wet fingers brushing across my face.
I lift my arms and surrender,
come, rain on me.
Heather Mirassou is a poet whose work explores the sacred beauty of being human, nature, love, sensuality, self-discovery, and becoming. Her work is rooted in emotional honesty and embodied experience, honoring tenderness and the soul's expression. She has written poetry since she was thirteen, when she sent several poems to Leo Buscaglia and received a reply and a signed book saying that if she continued writing poetry every day, she would become a published poet. She recently published her debut poetry collection, The Sensual Soul Poet, available on Amazon.
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- Come Rain on Me - September 25, 2026
