Waiting patiently for the steady rain to pass
I stand still outside a window, simply waiting for the intensity of the heavy rainfall to subside before I move.
Walking through rain or watching it fall outside a window.
I stand still outside a window, simply waiting for the intensity of the heavy rainfall to subside before I move.
I walk under light rain while carefully gripping a fragile, meaningful object against the soaking moisture.
I observe the steady rain dissolving layers of dirt and pollution from the pavement surface below.
I walk through a downpour until I suddenly find a completely dry, small area to stop in.
I try to mend a large, ripped piece of canvas covering an area while it is actively raining down.
I walk and am suddenly enveloped by a light, persistent drizzle that feels disproportionately heavy at that moment.
I am inside, noticing steady, slow drips coming from a spot high up on the ceiling, even though it is not raining outside.
I move quickly through the falling rain, driven by the sight of a specific patch of lighter gray sky ahead.
I watch how the raindrops run down and pool in highly defined patterns across a large sheet of metal.
I walk across a recently wet path, noting the residual sheen and slick quality of the stones.
I am trying to redirect a small stream of runoff water using my hands or a small barrier.
I position myself close to a small, sturdy structure to wait out a sudden, heavy burst of rain.
Each scene has its own page. Short interpretations offer possibilities for reflection; your feelings and personal associations come first.