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The tapping and rapping of which you believe to be rain striking your glass belongs not to nature but of the rocks which my hands hurl Drowning in rain and thoughts of you driving me placing me a few feet below you as you dream the shouting of mine is lost in the whirling, whipping rain and thunder pronouncing and proclaiming true feelings i somehow seem weightless under the window which i hope to glimpse your face but... asleep you stay comfortable under sheets and covers with eyelids tightly sealed dreaming away white noise the only thing your ears pick up After hours of waiting throwing and screaming i quit not wishing to awake the unwanted i leave a simple note tied round your mailbox and let the rain push my head farther into sorrow walking away not even comprehending the fact that the same rain that drenches me and, falls on your window is blurring the ink of which i confessed truly and completely i love you
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Mar 27, 2010
Mar 27, 2010 at 1:16 PM UTC
Rainfall Letdown
The tapping and rapping of which you believe to be rain striking your glass belongs not to nature but of the rocks which my hands hurl Drowning in rain and thoughts of you driving me placing me a few feet below you as you dream the shouting of mine is lost in the whirling, whipping rain and thunder pronouncing and proclaiming true feelings i somehow seem weightless under the window which i hope to glimpse your face but... asleep you stay comfortable under sheets and covers with eyelids tightly sealed dreaming away white noise the only thing your ears pick up After hours of waiting throwing and screaming i quit not wishing to awake the unwanted i leave a simple note tied round your mailbox and let the rain push my head farther into sorrow walking away not even comprehending the fact that the same rain that drenches me and, falls on your window is blurring the ink of which i confessed truly and completely i love you
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Mar 27, 2010
Mar 27, 2010 at 1:16 PM UTC
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