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Welsh rain

Heavy grey sky Irrepressibly looming, Descending, a sheen. Cleansing the houses, The streets. And I, Another wan figure An aspiring dove, So crushed, Now only a poor pigeon. Another watcher With no part to play, But to release my breath, Pearlescent clouds Ascending to the grey.
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robyn-lewis
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Aug 2, 2013
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