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Storm

Droplets fall straight from the heavens,

women, covering their heads

as they seek shelter,

running to and fro.

 

A deep rumble emanates,

shaking the Earth and my soul as well.

she caught my attention on that very day,

during that very storm.

Sopping wet, with hair entangled,

what a sight, I must say!

Regardless of her condition,

I found beauty on that very day.

 

The downpour continues,

never hinting to decease;

my love for her is like that storm,

raging like a beast.

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May 6, 2010
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