If you want to see the sunshine, you have to weather the storm. ~ Frank Lane
The thunderstorm came rolling in, and swept across our town. The winds were blowing through the trees; the rain was falling down.
I sat relaxing on the couch till it was time for bed. The rain and wind lulled me to sleep as I lay down my head.
Woke up early to go to the gym, swiftly horrified During the entire storm my sunroof was opened wide!
Rita DiCarne 
I love the structure of your poem and how the reader is stunned by the last line just as surely you were when you saw the results of an open sunroof.
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Oh no! I have that same panic about car windows being down every time it rains. What a cozy scene you described with a serious plot twist at the end. Hope everything dries out okay!
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Oh my gosh that’s a bummer. Sorry to hear but in reading your comments glad it wasn’t too bad! Made for a great poem! 🙂
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Oh no! The ending came as such a surprise to me–as it no doubt did to you! My husband has a longstanding habit of leaving car windows open before it rains. His old Jeep smelled super moldy and gross from all the times it had gotten rained in!!
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Sorry, I couldn´t hep laughing with the sudden ending. I hope you car is dry by now 🙂
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Luckily it was a quick moving thunderstorm and not a soaking rain! It dried out without any real damage.
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*couldn’t help
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Oh no, hoping your car was okay!
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Nothing that a couple of towels and riding around in 44 degree weather with the sunroof open couldn’t fix…lol.
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I hate it when that happens!
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