In rainy countries he waits for the sunrise because it reminds him of her The book she loves is in front of him With stormy clouds above him and moist dirt beneath his feet he waits patiently She was a memory, which way too long ago had attached She was a cold wind, which way to often settled in his lungs With a cup of black coffee in his hands he waits for the moonlight because it reminds him of her Her moon-like eyes and milk white skin How curious, he thought Both, to be like the sun and the moon But she was And way too often he sat outside to see the sunrise and remember her cheekbones And way too often he sat outside to see the moon rise And remember her knees How curoius, he thought Both, to be like the light and the dark in a rainy country