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At first the shuddering of the rain is a new noise. You can hear the cloud drains being pulled all at once With time our minds push it to the background. It spills over the other sounds still. Before the bird chirp reaches you it has dodged the downpour has been coated and adapted a slippery, drenched quality. Waves of wind will join to sheet across streets flood the ditches slap building sides and finally leak over the threshold where the wet shoes brag about where they’ve been.
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Feb 10, 2018
Feb 10, 2018 at 2:19 PM UTC
The Sound of a Downpour
At first the shuddering of the rain is a new noise. You can hear the cloud drains being pulled all at once With time our minds push it to the background. It spills over the other sounds still. Before the bird chirp reaches you it has dodged the downpour has been coated and adapted a slippery, drenched quality. Waves of wind will join to sheet across streets flood the ditches slap building sides and finally leak over the threshold where the wet shoes brag about where they’ve been.
daniel-wiedenmann
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Feb 10, 2018
Feb 10, 2018 at 2:19 PM UTC
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