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Phantom on A Rainy Day

The darkness has come to twine the clouds.

The rain starts to trickle down the window pane.

The smell of rain brings back my memories.

The rumbling of a distant thunder is a phantom.

A phantom that haunts the children.

But now there’s another phantom,

A phantom that haunts my lonely soul.  

The phantom that comes without being called

And refuses to vanish.

An evil phantom that lives on in my memories.

That evil phantom is the portrait of you.

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Written by
anggun-vrismaya
Indonesian
Published
Nov 12, 2015
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