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#36

by Quills-is-best

I open the windows when it rains I watch the sky drown the earth the same way the pain of missing you drowns my soul I smell the wet soil and think of home              of the way the mountains smell in April              of how the beach smells after a storm With the waves crashing into droplets on the cities edge I'm not religious but I pray that if I leave the windows open during the storm a droplet from Seattle will find it's way to me in the desert One with salt from the Pacific and sap from the pines I pray for a droplet from your home to find it's way into mine
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