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Monsoon

She is the first springtime shower a fresh promise of something new The foundation to newfound life around her a persona of all that is true Soon, she is a summer downpour A welcome respite from scorching heat Every drop i crave, every storm near surrounds me Her water is soon air, an overwhelming necessity Later, an autumn storm. Accompanied by a bite A wind so harsh and bitter Makes me forget her first spring life And lastly, a soft snowfall. Her floods have turned to ice Frozen and forgotten The damage heals with time Storms must come full circle none truly have an end But to have known this girl, What a privilege. She was a living monsoon, a friend.
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hannahb
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Written by
hannahb
Published
Aug 2, 2014
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Make what you want of this, but in my opinion, it is a story about relationships, and the different stages of them that are experienced. It was also inspired by Looking For Alaska, one of my favourite books, and my take on Pudge's relationship with Alaska. So yeah, that's basically it, I'll be quiet now haha

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#love#girl#relationships#rain#romance#story#snow#weather#narrative#love-poem
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