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Untitled Poem.

So as I approach the all to familiar landscape I used to call my home, I look up to the sky above and, well what do you know...

Its beginning to rain, just a bit of light drizzle overhead.

Yet I know once I step foot off this bus and on to solid ground.

The heavens they will open and the umbrellas will be out.

I shall be soaked from head to foot.

In precipitation and perspiration whilst running for shelter from the storm.

It's kind of irritating but it also what keeps me warm.

The knowledge that it doesn't change whilst I am away.

This dank and dismal place called Manchester.

Can still brighten up the grey.

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Written by
josh-morter
English
Published
Mar 30, 2015
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10·118
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En route to Manchester couped up in a Megabus watching the rain begin to fall. Glad I was dry but also slightly wishing I was enjoying the dismal weather.

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