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The clouds decided to cry this week, so I went outside to wander lost yet not alone, for everyone leaves the sky when it's sad; They don't comfort it or ask what's wrong, instead they just walk away, go inside, wait for it to be over. Walking through its falling tears, I become a gentle, delicate soother, knowing well what it's like to be avoided, at the times you need everyone most; My whispered thoughts are sent to a darkening shade, for words are not always needed. It matters not if thunder rumbles, lightning flashes, I get struck, thrown back, die, so long as I get to give to it what I had not. Slowly, the tears come to a stop, washing away my blood from the pavement; With a smile, I blow a lonely kiss.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 10:34 PM UTC
Blanket for the Clouds
The clouds decided to cry this week, so I went outside to wander lost yet not alone, for everyone leaves the sky when it's sad; They don't comfort it or ask what's wrong, instead they just walk away, go inside, wait for it to be over. Walking through its falling tears, I become a gentle, delicate soother, knowing well what it's like to be avoided, at the times you need everyone most; My whispered thoughts are sent to a darkening shade, for words are not always needed. It matters not if thunder rumbles, lightning flashes, I get struck, thrown back, die, so long as I get to give to it what I had not. Slowly, the tears come to a stop, washing away my blood from the pavement; With a smile, I blow a lonely kiss.
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20/Agender/American
May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 10:34 PM UTC
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