249. MONOKU staccato raindrops

 249.



 wild staccato raindrops spill down from a sky the color of wet tin



MONOKU:
A minimalist style of poetry written as a single horizontal line.                                Typically has 17 syllables or fewer, can be about any topic.                                      Little to no punctuation, starts with a lower case letter.

First attempt. 


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