Rain immigrated to my window / like splish & splash / not forced removal / not even enslavement / migrated as cloud / as water / not ice / moved from Mexico / danced from Guatemala / leap-yeared from Ghana / brought believability / brought besos and humidity / turned tomorrow into a phrase: / Quizás. / Questioned borders / and other b-words.
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