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Tornado

I keep wishing for a tornado

so thunder would pound its fists on my windows

and rain would throw itself to the ground

and clouds would comfort me by covering up all the brightness

and the lightning would remind me that I'm awake

and still breathing and seeing

and hail would leaves bruises on my skin

to match my soul and lifeless self

and the winds would take me away

 

Take me away, I don't want to be here anymore.

I don't want to hear cherry peppers anymore

I just want to hear thunder.

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eleanor-simone
Greek
Published
Apr 6, 2012
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