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Wetness

Endless moments of solitude are the base line for existence

Hiding from the rain in an empty park under a picnic shelter

Watch the clouds move,

Watch the leaves tremble at each other under continuous droplets

The rain surges, pulsing

Heavy fall- light - heavy - light

And spots of sunlight sing vibrant green into the canvas of grey

Two sleek black crows

Iridescently patrol the parking lot

Wetness is a state of being

Wetness is the base line for wild creatures

We fear the rain for we have tamed ourselves

Imprisoned in the illusion that we can or even should keep ourselves dry

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owen-phillips
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Jun 11, 2013
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