Today I ponder the capriciousness of perspicuous rainfall.
Capriciousness: (kə-prē'shəs-ness). noun. "Characterized by or subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable; determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason."
Perspicuous: (pər-spĭk'yōō-əs). adj. "Clearly expressed or presented."
Proverbial rainfall is clearly expressed and presented, yet it is impulsive and unpredictable. It seems to come by whim rather than by necessity or reason. Will purpose be realized in someone's tomorrow or forever remain capricious? Natural rainfall fosters growth and nurture. But when proverbial, is there truly a need? a reason? I do not believe everything happens for a reason, thus capricious. Yet this present rainfall is perspicuously clear, so therefore... I ponder.
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