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Raindrops

You made me a race from the womb to the itch and stretch of a world for me to traverse around. Inches then meters to stride against: first the garden to the park's expanse, by then countries are feet then miles, and so I become like the drip of cloud-tears on car window panes, shooting themselves down the weathered sheet to be closer to an end of journey that feels measured by the centimetre.
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conor-letham
English
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Apr 10, 2014
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#distance#raindrops
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