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Missing the storm

by @Nashoba

Today the sun came back. No more storms. I miss the lightning we now lack. The desert is going to be in bloom again as the showers you shed feed the withering blooms. The tortoise comes out, saw you early this day. Drinking the drops you laid. The sand looks dry but only to the blind eye. As the water you shed is now hidden deep under the rock bed. We welcome your return. New storms that force us to learn, that life is a full circle in this harsh desert world. For today I say farewell to the storms we had. But waiting for new ones to brighten this land. Nashoba copyrighted 2017
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Two-Spirit / Las Vegas
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Aug 4, 2017
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#lighting#desert#dry#tortoise#storms
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