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Fools in April

You can hear the rain tapping at your window

You can feel the spray resting on your arm

You can hear the wind, a low mournful howl

And then a bolt of lightning flashes across the sky

And thunder claps, and rambles on forever

The rain is pouring like a waterfall

The sky is getting darker

The wind is screaming

Rain turns to hail

Trees start to fly in the wind

The temperature drops

The sky turns green

The rain stops

The wind calms

A train is heard

You step outside

Ad it hits you.

 

Give my best to the Tin Man.

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Sep 7, 2010
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