Be of good cheer
on sunny days
Earth warmed
with solar power
especially in spring
Be of good cheer
during thunderstorms
Earth nourished
by electric skies
especially in spring
The Day Nineteen prompt was to write a poem that begins with a command.
*A gogyohka is a five-line free verse poetic form.
Wind Rush 
Like the use, and quality, of pictures.
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Thank you, Dick. Glad you stopped by.
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I like the contrast, and yet the similarity between the two verses
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Thank you so much for your comment. That was exactly what I was going for.
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Uplifting! I have to remember that those spring rains serve a purpose!
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Yes! Not only do we all need water, when lightning hits the ground, it gives the earth nitrates that are necessary for plant growth. And we all need plants! Thanks for stopping by.
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We most certainly need our plants!
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What a delightful way of using opposites to show the similarities, and build on that to highlight that without one would we appreciate the other?
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Thank you for your comment, EW. Yes, would we enjoy sunshine if we never had rain? I visited friends in Palm Springs one summer, a place with lots of sunshine and little rain. We would go to the graveyard to see green and play under the sprinklers needed to keep the place green. I don’t think the residents minded. 🙂 Glad you stopped by.
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