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Rain

From the comfortable chair that I sit

Watching the rain as it falls

Do I realize just how the brilliantly dreary sky

Meets the moments in my life

With such abandon that they kiss

The memories of lovers past

Quarrels of the forgotten

Have marked my soul broken

 

Yet the tenderness of a simple kiss

Is enough to make the rain become sweet

As opposed to the bone chilling

Wind the rips through my coat

And forces a shiver from my form

I will not let my past define me.

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cassiel-moore
American
Published
May 9, 2012
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