Every storm has an eye But this certain storm is in her eyes Dark clouds fogged up her vision a rain of tears flooded the lid a sudden streak of light— the lightning, perhaps, flaunted; illuminating the abyss within and there emerged her piercing scream weaving through the gorging dusk— which is a thunder of her own
And she spread her arms as the night breeze kissed her face she jumped; she fly only to realize that she's not an angel nor a bird nor a butterfly and so she fell yet amidst the free fall, she unraveled her tangled knots from there, she lost her pain but she fell on the ground like a fine drop of rain.