"Rain Comes and Goes" by Dionelys Colon - Disability Pride MOS, 2026

Published on 17 September 2026 at 11:37

Underground Bookshelf attended the Disability Pride Celebration at the Museum of Science on July 25, 2026. Attendees were invited to participate in a one-day micro-poetry or short story contest at our booth, and we received so many great submissions that it was hard to select the winners. But it was truly delightful reading what everyone submitted. I can't wait to do another contest like this at the other events we attend this summer. Below, you'll find one of the top three poems, "Raine Comes and Goes" by Dionelys Colon. Thank you to everyone who submitted. Keep writing!

"Rain Comes and Goes"

by Dionelys Colon

Rain comes and goes,

my memories washed away with it.

You'll never remember me 'til the next storm.

But I'll always be with you

whether in the soil you use to plant

or the steam from your shower,

 I always will be with you.

Image Description: Raindrops splash against rain covered ground. 

Credit: Pixabay / Pexels


Thank you to everyone who participated in this project. A special thanks to the Museum of Science and the Disability Pride Celebration organizers for hosting us at this event.

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