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Storm Sisters

Ever so welcome beads of rain dance against my face as I run. Faster and faster, until I no longer hear your footsteps.

I look back for you through the trees.

My eyes darting frantically amongst the green wonderland of leaves.

I stop and remove the drenched hair slapped against my check.

Trying to calm my breath, I listen.

All I hear are heavy rain drops bombarding the earth.

Then, "C           

                R            S

                    A           N

                       C           A

                          K           P"

The thunder yells and we both scream.

Out you fly... eyes wide with excitement.

Together we rip through the trees as the wind and warm run carries us.

I feel your eyes upon me.

I already know what you're thinking.

I extend my arm as you grab my hands.

We share a stare,

I see a reflection of the adrenaline rush.

Giggling innocently we run as fast as our feet can carry us.

Our arms extended,

Our shirts rustling in the wind,

We are one with mother nature.

We are her daughters,

She binds us.

You will always be my sister.

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Written by
ashley-clark
American
Published
May 7, 2013
Lines·Words
26·180
Notes

A memory of my childhood best friend.

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#nature#wilderness#children#of#this#beautiful#worldd
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