Morgan Walls | Poetry

Raindrops and Sunshine

round cut crystals

slide down rust eaten

tin carports

symphoning sunlight

so heavy and bright

the rain cannot help

but fall down

the metal slate of tin

guides the lovers

along the sidewalk

a glittering waterfall

and plinkering music

Morgan Walls is a  writer and creative writing instructor based in Michigan. Her work has been published in Friday Flash Fiction, Kind Writers Literary Magazine, Cereal City Review, and elsewhere. She recently performed live typewriter poetry at the East Lansing Art Festival. Find out more about Morgan at www.morgan-walls.com or on IG, Threads, and FB as @mwalls.author.

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