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Rains

Spring-fresh portent Drowning broods Eight droplets Valued over an ocean Sky, painting humour Bristles shed resemble Trembling shade Mirrors facing one another A lot of rain Just as well We don’t control the waters      surrounding our borders Or the ones inside us when They break ​             and spill forth ​​                                  in regret But at least we have Kodaline. The thirsty fall The swelling fret They can mean worlds
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inAdhamhL
22 / M / Ireland
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Written by
inAdhamhL
22 / M / Ireland
Published
May 21, 2018
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24·68
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#rain#water#ireland#bodily#autonomy#repeal#repealtheeighth
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