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A Storm

Tonight

A storm  whips at the window

With impressive force.

The rain like liquid bullets

bombards the fragile glass.

I keep expecting it to shatter,

But it just shudders

And creaks.  

 

I put my cheek to the cool,

smooth, surface

And strain my

Ear to catch every oscillating

sound wave that passes through

The barrier of fired carbon and silica.

 

That's when I hear it.

A low voice with emerald eyes

And a silver smile.

 

And I-

I remember

What it is like to be known

Completely without fear.

I remember my soul

And why I gave it so freely.

 

"I would give it again"

I whipser,

As thunder rolls through the empty

Space in the core of my being.

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May 6, 2012
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