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another dusk

Strangely this evening

I am reminded of another dusk

when some winters ago

from the freezing skies

plopped a single raindrop

Bearing the scent of

Your springs

autumns

and deceased summers.

 

 

I thought I was immune to seasons

Yet I celebrate

Draw colorful patterns on wet earth

And fly kites on embracing skies.

 

Sometimes..

My alive-ness surprises even me…

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Jan 16, 2011
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