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Rain

Rain swept away our pain

From the empty nights filled with

Cold stares and cold stares.

The storm blew through

Tearing to shreds all that we regret

Leaving only the foundation

 

The skies teardrops

intermingled with ours

as our eyes smiled again.

On the swing, God sprinkled

us with evening dew

and "I love you".

 

We sprinted as it poured

and the bell chimes echoed

through the foggy air.

I saw us run out church doors

I saw us hold a little hand in our arms

I saw us breath with finality.

 

As the water dripped down our spines,

magic emanated from our bones,

flowing out of our souls,

And darling, it was beautiful.

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Written by
caroline-hughes
American
Published
Dec 19, 2015
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