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And so I ask to share your thunderstorms

Here as I sit and number pretty jewels,

the colours small and shining as they stand

arrayed or strewn, in lines as though unplanned

and re-repeating words of other fools

anew, to show my more pedestrian mind

reminders that I still can think anew,

just on a whim I look across to you

and in your eyes and on your page I find

eternity, infinity on earth,

the rainbow stretched to where the planet ends

the thunderstorms themselves your willing friends,

the rains that drown the land to bring its birth...

my petty counters fade: your rain transforms,

and so I ask to share your thunderstorms.

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May 22, 2010
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