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Monsoon Season

by bekhmat-und-kella

She was the rain when I was spring but summer became I, alas it was just a fling Naked branches in a dendritic pattern fastening on to leaves as Fall fell. But drives away the soft snow the blizzards unwanted a stormy winter unexpected Skyward, the dark side of the moon drawn to the faint traces of light - continuously teased the edges of the forgotten surface obsession consumed I to start a spin I grow to become the hunter only to see the chamois conquering my struggle like an insect trapped in the strings of the eight legged she beast beating a rhythmic tune signalling a tell tale heart the end of me no bang only a cleaver silently shushing with an overdrawn whimper and repeat.
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